From: | mlross@jf.intel.com (Michael L. Ross) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 12 Jan 2000 03:51:03 -0500 |
Organization: | Intel Corporation |
References: | 00-01-011 |
Keywords: | code, 386, optimize |
Yes, Intel's compilers for C/C++ and soon FORTRAN-95, are able to
generate code that uses MMX instructions (which are integer), and SSE
instructions for the Pentium III that are single precision floating
point. The compilers also have the ability to generate code that will
select the correct version of a particular routine (or all routines in
your program) for the processor where the application is being
executed. Intel compilers do not support AMD's 3DNow instructions. You
can order Intel's compilers as a part of VTUNE from many authorized
resellers, such as Programmer's Paradise, or directly from Intel.
Mike
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