D.gnu - SIMD intrinsics in GDC
- Paul Findlay (6/6) Apr 08 2007 Hello,
- David Friedman (4/13) Apr 10 2007 Yes, these and other "target builtins" will be made available in the
- Paul Findlay (3/5) Apr 11 2007 Ah, so that is what they are called.
- WebFreak001 (2/4) Feb 13 2016 soo... when is it going to be released?
- Iain Buclaw via D.gnu (12/16) Feb 13 2016 next release.
Hello, Does GDC have any plans to give access to any of the SIMD (SSE et al) intrinsic functions that GCC provides for C++ (other than the assembler equivalents)? e.g. _mm_load_si128 Thanks, - Paul
Apr 08 2007
Paul Findlay wrote:Hello, Does GDC have any plans to give access to any of the SIMD (SSE et al) intrinsic functions that GCC provides for C++ (other than the assembler equivalents)? e.g. _mm_load_si128 Thanks, - PaulYes, these and other "target builtins" will be made available in the next release. David
Apr 10 2007
Yes, these and other "target builtins" will be made available in the next release.Ah, so that is what they are called. Awesome to hear, - Pau
Apr 11 2007
On Wednesday, 11 April 2007 at 01:50:56 UTC, David Friedman wrote:Yes, these and other "target builtins" will be made available in the next release.soo... when is it going to be released?
Feb 13 2016
On 14 Feb 2016 12:20 am, "WebFreak001 via D.gnu" <d.gnu puremagic.com> wrote:On Wednesday, 11 April 2007 at 01:50:56 UTC, David Friedman wrote:next release.Yes, these and other "target builtins" will be made available in thesoo... when is it going to be released?Not knowing the context of his reply. -- echo "module gcc.builtins;" > builtins.d gdc -fsyntax-only -fintfc builtins.d -- You will now have a builtins.di file that shows all builtins available to you from the gcc.builtins module. It's contents will change depending on unsafe optimisations and target flags. Iain.
Feb 13 2016