build: add --disable-sse option for x86.

This option allows user-space to disable explicit usage of SSE+ instructions
such as sfence, lfence and mfence on x86.
cos
Samy Al Bahra 7 years ago
parent 5517381929
commit f00aaa977b

7
configure vendored

@ -119,6 +119,7 @@ generate()
-e "s#@GZIP_SUFFIX@#$GZIP_SUFFIX#g" \
-e "s#@POINTER_PACK_ENABLE@#$POINTER_PACK_ENABLE#g" \
-e "s#@DISABLE_DOUBLE@#$DISABLE_DOUBLE#g" \
-e "s#@SSE_DISABLE@#$SSE_DISABLE#g" \
-e "s#@RTM_ENABLE@#$RTM_ENABLE#g" \
-e "s#@LSE_ENABLE@#$LSE_ENABLE#g" \
-e "s#@VMA_BITS@#$VMA_BITS_R#g" \
@ -160,6 +161,7 @@ generate_stdout()
echo " MEMORY_MODEL = $MM"
echo " RTM = $RTM_ENABLE"
echo " LSE = $LSE_ENABLE"
echo " SSE = $SSE_DISABLE"
echo
echo "Headers will be installed in $HEADERS"
echo "Libraries will be installed in $LIBRARY"
@ -202,6 +204,7 @@ for option; do
echo " --platform=N Force the platform type, instead of relying on autodetection"
echo " --use-cc-builtins Use the compiler atomic bultin functions, instead of the CK implementation"
echo " --disable-double Don't generate any of the functions using the \"double\" type"
echo " --disable-sse Do not use any SSE instructions (x86 only)"
echo
echo "The following options affect regression testing."
echo " --cores=N Specify number of cores available on target machine"
@ -244,6 +247,9 @@ for option; do
--enable-lse)
LSE_ENABLE_SET="CK_MD_LSE_ENABLE"
;;
--disable-sse)
SSE_DISABLE="CK_MD_SSE_DISABLE"
;;
--cores=*)
CORES=$value
;;
@ -315,6 +321,7 @@ GZIP=${GZIP:-"gzip -c"}
POINTER_PACK_ENABLE=${POINTER_PACK_ENABLE:-"CK_MD_POINTER_PACK_DISABLE"}
DISABLE_DOUBLE=${DISABLE_DOUBLE:-"CK_PR_ENABLE_DOUBLE"}
RTM_ENABLE=${RTM_ENABLE_SET:-"CK_MD_RTM_DISABLE"}
SSE_DISABLE=${SSE_DISABLE:-"CK_MD_SSE_ENABLE"}
LSE_ENABLE=${LSE_ENABLE_SET:-"CK_MD_LSE_DISABLE"}
VMA_BITS=${VMA_BITS:-"unknown"}

@ -47,6 +47,10 @@
#define @POINTER_PACK_ENABLE@
#endif /* @POINTER_PACK_ENABLE@ */
#ifndef @SSE_DISABLE@
#define @SSE_DISABLE@
#endif /* @SSE_DISABLE@ */
#ifndef @VMA_BITS@
#define @VMA_BITS@ @VMA_BITS_VALUE@
#endif /* @VMA_BITS@ */

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