Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 12:16:20 -0500 (EST)
From: Jonathan Mark Brooks <jmbrooks AT jmbrooks DOT net>
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To: Henrik Berglund  SdU <pgcc AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: 3DNow Optimizations, was Re: AMDK6 optimized kernel and others
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Just out of curiosity, will we see 3DNow! optimizations in the pgcc
compiler?

Also, my understanding is that the next revision of ecgs is supposed
to incorporate the pgcc x86 specific optimizations.  Is this correct?
Does anyone know when this will happen?

An why is it a big deal that you have gcc 2.7.2.8 for kernel compilation?
I saw the thread but I wasn't sure why this is a problem with 2.2 kernels,
i.e., why you can't use the ecgs or pgcc compilers without error.

Thanks.

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