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...of the Vector Function ABI provides all the information > about the shape and properties of the vector function, I propose the > approach exemplified in the following code: > > > ``` > // AArch64 Advanced SIMD compilation > double foo(double) __attribute__(simd_variant(“nN2v”,”neon_foo”)); > float64x2_t neon_foo(float64x2_t x) {…} > > // x86 SSE compilation > double foo(double) __attribute__(simd_variant(“aN2v”,”sse_foo”)); > __m128 sse_foo(__m128 x) {…} > ``` > > The attribute would use the “core” tokens of the mangled names (without > _ZGV prefix and...

...bute. Because the mangling scheme of the Vector Function ABI provides all the information about the shape and properties of the vector function, I propose the approach exemplified in the following code: ``` // AArch64 Advanced SIMD compilation double foo(double) __attribute__(simd_variant(“nN2v”,”neon_foo”)); float64x2_t neon_foo(float64x2_t x) {…} // x86 SSE compilation double foo(double) __attribute__(simd_variant(“aN2v”,”sse_foo”)); __m128 sse_foo(__m128 x) {…} ``` The attribute would use the “core” tokens of the mangled names (without _ZGV prefix and the scalar function name postfix) to descri...

...bute. Because the mangling scheme of the Vector Function ABI provides all the information about the shape and properties of the vector function, I propose the approach exemplified in the following code: ``` // AArch64 Advanced SIMD compilation double foo(double) __attribute__(simd_variant(“nN2v”,”neon_foo”)); float64x2_t neon_foo(float64x2_t x) {…} // x86 SSE compilation double foo(double) __attribute__(simd_variant(“aN2v”,”sse_foo”)); __m128 sse_foo(__m128 x) {…} ``` The attribute would use the “core” tokens of the mangled names (without _ZGV prefix and the scalar function name postfix) to descri...

Page 22 of OpenMP 5.0 specification (Lines 13/14): When any thread encounters a simd construct, the iterations of the loop associated with the construct may be executed concurrently using the SIMD lanes that are available to the thread This is the Execution Model. The word here is "may" i.e., not "must". Declare simd is not explicitly mentioned here, but requiring