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...is patch adds target flags support in __atomic_* builtins. It splits the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' metadata. * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic builtins. Thanks for your time to review! Y...

...is patch adds target flags support in __atomic_* builtins. It splits the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' metadata. * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic builtins. Thanks for your time to review! Y...

...dds target flags support in __atomic_* builtins. It splits the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' metadata. > > * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch > > It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic builtins. > > Thanks for you...

...et flags support in __atomic_* builtins. It splits the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' metadata. >> >> * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch >> >> It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic builtins. >> >&gt...

...port in __atomic_* builtins. It splits > the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low > 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be > re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' > metadata. > > * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch > > It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE > feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and > __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic > builtins. > >...

...port in __atomic_* builtins. It splits > the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low > 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be > re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' > metadata. > > * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch > > It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE > feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and > __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic > builtins. > >...

...port in __atomic_* builtins. It splits > the whole 32-bit order word into high and low 16-bit parts. The low > 16-bit is the original memory order and the high 16-bit will be > re-defined as target-specific flags and passed through 'targetflags' > metadata. > > * 0002-Add-mhle-option-support-and-populate-pre-defined-mac.patch > > It adds '-m[no]hle' option to turn on HLE feature or not. Once HLE > feature is turned on, two more macros (__ATOMIC_HLE_ACQUIRE and > __ATOMIC_HLE_RELEASE) are defined for developers to mark atomic > builtins. > >...