Ignacio Losiggio writes:
>>Why is an i386 package only usable if compiled with sse2 instructions?
>>If you are targeting post-2003 computers, why aren't you using an amd64
>>build anyway?
>
> Lots of x86_64 machines run x86 systems due to low RAM availability, they
> are 2010 Atom netbooks, etc.
>Why is an i386 package only usable if compiled with sse2 instructions?
>If you are targeting post-2003 computers, why aren't you using an amd64
>build anyway?
Lots of x86_64 machines run x86 systems due to low RAM availability, they
are 2010 Atom netbooks, etc.
For the low RAM ones i think that
Am Mittwoch, den 07.03.2018, 11:58 -0300 schrieb Ignacio Losiggio:
> I know that not _every_ x86 machine has sse2 support but i think that
> having a usable package for those who use x86 on post-2003 computers
Why is an i386 package only usable if compiled with sse2 instructions?
If you are
Hi, i've compiled this package and it's libs for i386 adding -msse2 to both
CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS in the debian/rules file.
I know that not _every_ x86 machine has sse2 support but i think that
having a usable package for those who use x86 on post-2003 computers is
advantageous. I could provide my
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