in order to get CVS compiling, i had to uncomment stuff in m_pd.h and also add some || (__x86_64__) stuff to m_simd.h and maybe m_simd_gcc.c... or so i thought, the Assembler started whining about stuff, even though a cat /proc/cpuinfo clearly mentioned sse2 and all

it depends on the compiler flags if gcc is able to generate code containing registers, that might not be available on older systems ...

btw ... since sse2 is for double precision floating point numbers, pd can't make use of if ... the only sse2 feature is hardware DAZ and FTZ, that's set in the beginning, if available ...

the other stuff, i guess some of it isnt 64bit clean.. anyways what im getting at is if you have an athlon-XP, you have sse support, but a

the size of t_int is hardcoded for the gcc implementation ... so it's not 64bit compatible ... i'm not shure if there is a way to tell gcc the size of a type (if there is, please let me know *g*)

but i'm curious ... could you run the simd-optimized gcc code on an amd64? or where you using the c code?

cheers .... tim