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...r Intel's server chips though, and covers lots of very different CPUs going back many years. LLVM distinguishes them by which instructions the CPU supports, which is mostly determined by which generation the chip is. You may have heard names like "Haswell", "Skylake", "Canonlake" mentioned; and those are what LLVM uses to choose what you're compiling for. For example if you know your Xeon is a Skylake one you'd specify "-mcpu=skylake" (or an equivalent via the C++ API if you're writing your own compiler). LLVM is capable of generating code for...

Hello, Could someone please answer the following question: Does LLVM support code generation for Intel Processors? Which Intel processors are supported? I am interested especially in Intel Xeon Processor, but you can give me information about the others as well. Thank you,Iulia -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...r Intel's server chips though, and covers lots of very different CPUs going back many years. LLVM distinguishes them by which instructions the CPU supports, which is mostly determined by which generation the chip is. You may have heard names like "Haswell", "Skylake", "Canonlake" mentioned; and those are what LLVM uses to choose what you're compiling for. For example if you know your Xeon is a Skylake one you'd specify "-mcpu=skylake" (or an equivalent via the C++ API if you're writing your own compiler). LLVM is capable of generating code for...