"David Mathog" <mat...@caltech.edu> writes: > I just finished coding a software implementation of emmintrin.h. It > removes all of the builtins and uses inlined C functions instead. This > is to allow SSE2 based code to run, albeit slowly, on machines without > SSE2 support. I am looking for a program, script, or whatever that can > be used to test all 200 odd _mm_* SSE2 functions to make sure that they > actually work right. Presumably such a thing must be included in the > gcc distribution, so that a new build can be verified to work properly. > However I have no clue where it would be or how to use it. Can > somebody please point me in the right direction?
I admire your respect for our software engineering processes. I hope it is warranted. The tests you are looking for is in gcc/testsuite/gcc.target/i386. The tests are driven by the DejaGNU driver script i386.exp in that directory. Ian
