Hello,
I'm trying to use the SSE built-in function set (GCC4.2.3/Cygwin/Windows
XP-64), but there are sereval problems.
1. How do I move a 32-bit value from a general purpose register into the
lowest part of an XMM register? It seems that there is no built-in
function to generate the movd instructions. This lack of feature
stops me (i.e. I will have to write the algorithm in pure assembly,
which somehow contradicts the usability of built-ins...).
2. I compile with -msse -msse2 -msse3, but the functions
__builtin_ia32_loadsss and __builtin_ia32_loadaps (among others)
are not recognized. However, the documentation says "The following
built-in functions are available when -msse is used".
3. Why there are no __builtin_ia32_zeros() and __builtin_ia32_ones()
synthesized functions? These constants are used very frequently, so
it would be nice to support them as a special case extension...
Best regards
Piotr Wyderski
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