- elias
Mostly? It actually passes. And when it breaks we've fix it. (See recent case)
Builders: they work.
Nacl doesn't require a VM. I mean, it IS one. But runs on any OS on that native arch.
Support methods written in assembly.Support all SIMD x86 instructions in 6a and 8a, if possible also other current non-SIMD instructions.
On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 5:56 AM, <snes...@gmail.com> wrote:
Support methods written in assembly.Support all SIMD x86 instructions in 6a and 8a, if possible also other current non-SIMD instructions.This has been requested before. Can you please make sure an issue detailing the instructions that you would like to see added is filed.
All that aside, yes, I think that any general modifications needed to
make the go tool build and work with gccgo should be committed.
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I use methods in assembly all the time. The patch is tiny and well understood. The only holdup last time was Rob being cautious about committing publicly to the method calling sequence and stack expectations. If things have settled a bit then maybe it is time...