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Architectures currently support an expansion: [x86|x86_64] expands to both x86 and x86_64.
It might be useful to add this syntax to features as well: x86+[sse|sse+sse2] expands to x86+sse and x86+sse+sse2.
It might also be useful to create some sort of permutation syntax: x86+[sse,popcnt] expands to x86+sse, x86+popcnt and x86+sse+popcnt?
Since many (but definitely not all) features imply the existence of other features, maybe there should be a way to specify sequential features rather than permutation: x86+{sse+sse2} expands to x86+sse, x86+sse+sse2 (not sold on this syntax, there might be a more obvious way of denoting this).
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Architectures currently support an expansion:
[x86|x86_64]
expands to bothx86
andx86_64
.It might be useful to add this syntax to features as well:
x86+[sse|sse+sse2]
expands tox86+sse
andx86+sse+sse2
.It might also be useful to create some sort of permutation syntax:
x86+[sse,popcnt]
expands tox86+sse
,x86+popcnt
andx86+sse+popcnt
?Since many (but definitely not all) features imply the existence of other features, maybe there should be a way to specify sequential features rather than permutation:
x86+{sse+sse2}
expands tox86+sse
,x86+sse+sse2
(not sold on this syntax, there might be a more obvious way of denoting this).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: