Hello! If I understand the Intel reference correctly, the CVTDQ2PD should allow me to convert two 64 bit integers into two 64 bit doubles in one blow. How should I write this in gcc C/C++? Program 1 uses casting to illustrate the point, it outputs 0 and 1. Program 2 was my naive attempt to use vectorization, it outputs 0 and 4.94066e-324, which is _not_ what I intended. Best regards, Henrik Mannerström Program 1: #include <iostream> typedef union { int long long i[2]; double d[2]; } v_t; int main(void) { v_t a; for (int k=0;k!=2;k+=1) { a.i[k] = k; } for (int k=0;k!=2;k+=1) { a.d[k] = double(a.i[k]); } for (int k=0;k!=2;k+=1) { std::cout << a.d[k] << std::endl; } return 0; } Program 2: extern "C" { #include <immintrin.h> } #include <iostream> typedef union { __v2df vd; __v2di vi; int long long i[2]; double d[2]; } v_t; int main(void) { v_t a; for (int k=0;k!=2;k+=1) { a.i[k] = k; } a.vd = __v2df(a.vi); for (int k=0;k!=2;k+=1) { std::cout << a.d[k] << std::endl; } return 0; }