The SIMD Detector application uses a SIMD class which helps developers detect the types of SIMD instruction available on users’ processor. It supports Intel and AMD CPUs. It is written in C++.
Hacking The SIMD Detector Product Key
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The current version of SIMD Detector has detector that detects each SIMD instruction on Intel E7-4810v2 CPU. You can disable each detector using `–help` option.
“`bash
./simd_detector –help
“`
Detailed help output is as follows.
“`
SimdDetector [options]
-c, –cpu The CPU model and family
(ex. “0x17” for Intel E7-4810v2)
-m, –march The CPU model and family
(ex. “x86-64” for Intel E7-4810v2)
-f, –family The CPU family (ex. “0x17” for Intel E7-4810v2)
-o, –os The OS name (ex. “linux” for Ubuntu)
-s, –signal
Select a signal (ex. “SSE” for SIMD Detect)
-h, –help Shows this help message and exits.
“`
The SIMD Detector application helps developers detect the types of SIMD instruction available on users’ processor. It supports Intel and AMD CPUs. It is written in C++.
The application uses the “SIMD*” class to detect SIMD instruction types. In this article, I will discuss the functionality of the class.
I have a question about the meaning of these two variables:
I am not able to understand what the following statements really mean? Why are these variables assigned specific values?
Thank you
A:
The first is a bool member that is true if a MMX instruction is available (ie. a flag is set in XMM0 of XMMWORD xmm1) or a SSE instruction is available (ie. a flag is set in XMM1 of XMMWORD xmm2). The “0” stands for MMX and the “1” stands for SSE. The variable is initialized to false, i.e. it is zero.
the second is an integer member that stores the number of single-precision SIMD registers available. It is zero, i.e. the program has no SIMD registers (only a single x87 floating point register).
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Application – SIMD_Detector_App
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Application name: SIMD_Detector_App
Version: 4.0.2
Platforms: Windows 32bit/64bit/ ARM, Android, OS X, linux
Gates: 0x10000000 – 0x11000000
Gates: 0x10000000 – 0x11000000
Copyright: IBM Corp.
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The SIMD Detector application uses a SIMD class which helps developers detect the types of SIMD instruction available on users’ processor. It supports Intel and AMD CPUs. It is written in C++.
It is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) v3.0 or later.
The documentation of the SIMD Detector is available online.
The latest version of the SIMD Detector is version 1.0.
Getting the SIMD Detector:
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For Linux users: you can get the SIMD Detector by visiting the downloads section of this website.
For Windows users: you can get the SIMD Detector from the downloads section of the website.
The SIMD Detector is built using CMake. For Linux users: you can download CMake as a zip file. For Windows users: you can download CMake as a tar file.
HOW TO USE THE SIMD DETECTOR:
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The SIMD Detector application has six main modules:
* CMakeLists.txt
* Main.cpp
* SIMDDetection.cpp
* SIMDDetection.h
* SIMDDetector.h
* SIMDDetector.cpp
The CMakeLists.txt file allows the developer to build the SIMD Detector application. It configures the build environment, as well as writes configure and make scripts.
The Main.cpp file contains the main body of the program. It shows how a developer would link the SIMD Detector to an application.
The SIMDDetection.cpp file contains the implementation of the class and function definitions that support the detection of SIMD instructions.
The SIMDDetection.h file contains the class definitions.
The SIMDDetector.h file contains the class definitions.
The SIMDDetector.cpp file contains the implementation of the class and function definitions that support the detection of SIMD instructions.
The SIMD_Detector_DPRINT library contains the functions that help developers print SIMD instruction types available on the users’ processor.
Compatibility:
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The SIMD Detector application is compatible with GNU libstdc++ (version 3.4.x). The minimum GNU libstdc++ version is 2.92.
The SIMD Detector application is compatible with gcc (version 4.2.x or higher) and the Intel
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