Re: Revised Index versus Subscript


"Robert" <no@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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On Wed, 26 Sep 2007 16:14:19 +0200, "Roger While" <simrw@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Note that on big-endian boxen, COMP == COMP-5 which
I did not make clear in my post.

What it all comes down to is: can you define
a subscript equivalent to an index with the attributes that apply to this
specific implemenation on this specific hardware?

And regards asm instructions -
Mostly compiler producers release according to
a platform and a OS release.
MF releases on a LCD (least common demoninator) from
supported platforms.

This means that MF does not (and can not) use eg SSE stuff
unless it is specifically targeted/required.

BSWAP is not an SSE instruction. It has been available on every Intel
since '486.

I never said the above.
Both OC and MF use bswap.



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