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...multiclass name is rather unwieldy, I know. That can be > changed so > don't worry too much about it. I'm more concerned about the overall > scheme > and that it make sense to you all. This does look very nice. > I have a Perl script that auto-generates the necessary mutliclass > combinations > as well as the needed base classes depending on what's in the top- > level .td > file. For now, I've named that top-level file X86InstrSIMD.td. > > The Perl script would only be need to run as X86InstrSIMD.td > changes. Thus > its use would be...

...t ps/pd, etc.) 1 // Commutative >; Now the multiclass name is rather unwieldy, I know. That can be changed so don't worry too much about it. I'm more concerned about the overall scheme and that it make sense to you all. I have a Perl script that auto-generates the necessary mutliclass combinations as well as the needed base classes depending on what's in the top-level .td file. For now, I've named that top-level file X86InstrSIMD.td. The Perl script would only be need to run as X86InstrSIMD.td changes. Thus its use would be similar to how we use autoconf today. We...

...r one framework. I'll leave MMX and 3dNow > > alone since > > they're oddballs and hardly anyone uses them. > > Ok. I agree that the similarity being factored here is across SSE1/2/ > AVX. And SSE3/4. > > I have a Perl script that auto-generates the necessary mutliclass > > combinations > > as well as the needed base classes depending on what's in the top- > > level .td > > file. For now, I've named that top-level file X86InstrSIMD.td. > > > > The Perl script would only be need to run as X86InstrSIMD.td > > change...