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Implementation in NEON of non uniform address jumps

Rnjai Lamba
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    Note: This was originally posted on 11th July 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

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    Would writing the program in[/size][/color] intrinsics[color=#222222][size=2] rather than [/size][/color]asm[color=#222222][size=2] be better(at least allow the whole program to work) ?
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    [color=#222222][size=2]Using assembler is fine - but use a whole file of assembler and put it through "as" rather than trying to use the inline assembler through "gcc". The full blown assembler seems rather less fragile in my experience.[/size][/color]
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    [color=#222222][size=2]I don't really use the intrinsics, so no strong opinion there![/size][/color]
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  • Arm Employee Badge
    Note: This was originally posted on 11th July 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    [color=#222222][size=2]
    Would writing the program in[/size][/color] intrinsics[color=#222222][size=2] rather than [/size][/color]asm[color=#222222][size=2] be better(at least allow the whole program to work) ?
    [/size][/color]
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    [/size][/color]
    [color=#222222][size=2]Using assembler is fine - but use a whole file of assembler and put it through "as" rather than trying to use the inline assembler through "gcc". The full blown assembler seems rather less fragile in my experience.[/size][/color]
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    [color=#222222][size=2]I don't really use the intrinsics, so no strong opinion there![/size][/color]
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