Re: Adapt sb-simd to read from SAPs
arthur miller <[email protected]> Fri, 24 Jul 2026 11:29:47 +0000
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By the way, about the sb-simd and SAPs:
I haven't done anything on the ARM side for sb-simd. I don't have an arm
CPU, so I can't test anything. I have only hacked X86-64. Someone with an
arm cpu will have to do some additional hacking to make saps work on the
arm side. I haven't though seen too many #+arm64. Define-vref-vops seem
to be the only one, but don't take me for the word. Instruction sets are
updated, because one can't build x86-64 either without patching load and
store there too.
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