Re: x86 code generation question

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* Manuel Lauss:

> On Mon, Dec 13, 2021 at 2:04 PM Florian Weimer <fweimer@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> * Manuel Lauss via Gcc-help:
>>
>> > Now the descriptions of "vmovdqa" I could find say that it generates a
>> > #GP when the destination is not 16-byte aligned. Does this alignment
>> > include the displacement, like above?  If yes, is this then a code
>> > generation bug in gcc?
>>
>> If your build uses vector instructions, you need to build glibc with
>> -mstackrealign for compatibility with legacy i386 applications.
>
> I read that gcc-12 enables "-ftree-vectorize" with -O2 by default, and
> indeed a glibc snapshot built with gcc-12 and "-O2 -march=haswell"
> suffers now from the same problem.  Should "-mstackrealign" be added
> to 32bit x86 build unconditionally?

I think it's just something you need to know when building glibc for
legacy applications.  Most users will likely prefer full optimization
for their builds (otherwise they wouldn't build with -march=haswell).

Thanks,
Florian




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