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Bill Broadley bill at cse.ucdavis.eduSat May 2 17:06:53 PDT 2009
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Chris Samuel wrote: > In the sense that they have no desire to support > competitors hardware, yes. Not really surprising, Sure, they could be nice enough to have a flag to disable the check for non-intel cpus. That way intel could avoid the cost of testing/certification of AMD cpus and folks that want to take the risk could. There is a binary floating around that patches binaries to avoid the check. Improvements were on the order of 0-15% I believe, nobody reported wrong answers as a result. > if AMD made compilers I doubt they'd try and do > Intel specific optimisations either.. Well the issue wasn't intel not doing AMD specific optimizations, it was intel enabling optimizations that would benefit both CPUs, only when running on intel.
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