Hi guys, We've been trying to find a way to write code that uses SSE and has a fallback when not supported on the system currently running. This would seem simple enough -- check the cpuid and branch accordingly. However, when enabling -msse or -msse2 in gcc, integer/floating point cast optimizations are inserted everywhere and causes an immediate SIGILL of course on an incompatible system. The SSE code is written in assembly. Is there away to control these auto-optimizations and do we need to enable it for hand-written SSE? Corey
