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<mkver>
Is there ever a reason to zero a register by loading a zero from memory instead of just xoring?
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<jamrial>
doubt it
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<BBB>
mkver: as a static (known) constant, no, but if you were to load a variable number (where 0 is one of the possible values you may want to load), then of course yes
<mkver>
It is a known constant. See git grep b00 libpostproc/
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<BBB>
then the answer is no
<BBB>
good find
<Lynne>
mkver: if you overload your ALUs and just have to reset a reg, what else would you do?
<Lynne>
at 0.25 throughput and hundreds of instructions long pipeline, you can do whatever you want if you bottleneck that
<mkver>
I don't think this was done with ALU overload in mind.
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<jamrial>
wbs: your x86_64-msvc2022-wine fate client is printing a bogus Compiler string in its report
<jamrial>
the x86 one is fine
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<cone-433>
ffmpeg James Almer master:a039726c2a09: avutil/x86/aes: remove a few branches
<cone-433>
ffmpeg James Almer master:d79e4f6d0b7b: tests/fate/checkasm: add the aes test
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<wbs>
jamrial: it occasionally does that, it's usually good on the next run
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<Lynne>
does anyone have access to weird systems with vulkan?
<Lynne>
I define weird as anything except amd and nvidia on linux, so windows qualifies