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Where can I find info about using intrinsic
functions for SSE, SSE2, and SSE3 instructions
with gcc? Is there a URL?

Thanks,
Dave Feustel


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wrote:
> Where can I find info about using intrinsic
> functions for SSE, SSE2, and SSE3 instructions
> with gcc? Is there a URL?

I would start by asking in a group dedicated to gcc, gnu.gcc and
gnu.gcc.help spring to mind.

Robert Gamble

Robert Gamble <> wrote:
> wrote:
>> Where can I find info about using intrinsic
>> functions for SSE, SSE2, and SSE3 instructions
>> with gcc? Is there a URL?
>
> I would start by asking in a group dedicated to gcc, gnu.gcc and
> gnu.gcc.help spring to mind.
>
> Robert Gamble

Thanks for the pointers.
I found gcc has a file, xmmintrin.h, that defines a lot of intrinsics
for SSE instructions.

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wrote:
>
> Thanks for the pointers.
> I found gcc has a file, xmmintrin.hthat defines a lot of intrinsics
> for SSE instructions.

If you add "-msse" to the gcc command line you should be
able to use all the inline functions defined in the
xmmintrin.h header file.

However, this discussion would be better suited to the gnu.gcc.help
newsgroup.

Erik
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