How much work is left in the port to amd64? I have only skimmed the code
for the Mono JIT compiler, but if there are some smaller tasks that need
done, I could try to help.
Thanks,
Justin Holewinski
2009/1/22 Jerry Maine crashfou...@gmail.com
Justin, you could help remedy that yourself and
Well, basically all of it is left. We didn't start it, but it should be
pretty simple once the register allocator is dealt with.
2009/1/23 Justin Holewinski shawmish...@gmail.com
How much work is left in the port to amd64? I have only skimmed the code
for the Mono JIT compiler, but if there
Justin, I'm planning on working on that. You're welcome to help.
Rodrigo Kumpera wrote:
Well, basically all of it is left. We didn't start it, but it should
be pretty simple once the register allocator is dealt with.
2009/1/23 Justin Holewinski shawmish...@gmail.com
Is there a special configure script option to enable the SIMD intrinsic
optimizations?
I just compiled Mono from the 2.2 sources and compiled/executed the
following C# code snippet:
Console.WriteLine(SIMD Mode: {0}, SimdRuntime.AccelMode.ToString());
This is printing out SIMD Mode: None
Yes, mono 2.2 and 2.4 will only feature simd support for x86 32 bits.
2009/1/22 Justin Holewinski shawmish...@gmail.com
Is there a special configure script option to enable the SIMD intrinsic
optimizations?
I just compiled Mono from the 2.2 sources and compiled/executed the
following C#
Justin, you could help remedy that yourself and finish the simd port
for amd64 in the jit engine or at least help with it.
Rodrigo Kumpera wrote:
Yes, mono 2.2 and 2.4 will only feature simd support for x86 32
bits.
2009/1/22 Justin Holewinski shawmish...@gmail.com
