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std.Target.Cpu.Model
: Further refinements to generic()
and baseline()
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cc @Snektron for the amdgcn/nvptx bits. |
They seem fine |
avr2 remains the baseline CPU model.
ppc64le remains the baseline CPU model. Note that there's nothing about little endian, 64-bit PowerPC that requires the features in the ppc64le model; the reason it exists is that 64-bit PowerPC wasn't really used in little endian mode prior to those features being commonplace. That makes the ppc64le model a good baseline model, but not the right choice for a generic model.
This is the first model that was actually in the GCN family.
This matches Clang's default.
This matches Clang's default.
…/mips64. This matches Clang's defaults. That also means these CPU models tend to get more testing, so they're a safer baseline choice. Anecdotally, the oldest MIPS hardware that I've seen anyone run Zig on was also r2.
…nd xcore. This makes no difference presently, but if LLVM ever starts modeling features for these, we would not get them by default for our baseline if we use the generic model.
… x86_64. These are sourced from getX86TargetCPU() in Clang.
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Note the distinction between "generic" and "baseline" as explained in the doc comments. See commit messages for details.