So I have a question:
:8)
I've decided to start programming again, after deleting a lot of my files from before, and a lot of my brain is still being revived about this stuff...
Can I program with SSE2 and SSE with the latest MASM version, or what do I have to do to get those instructions to compile?? I forgot...
I do have Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, don't I need some files from that...I think I've already asked this question before on this forum... I'm going to try search here shortly...
:bdg
Thanks guys,
Jeff C
:U
ML 6.15 supports MMX SSE SSE2,
some of the even newer versions don't use
the same debug format as MS VC++ 6.0,
and are buggy.
The older 6.14 in MASM32 doesn't have
the extra instructions support.
ml 6.14.x supports MMX and SSE. For SSE2/3, it needs daydreamer's macros: http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=850.0
You probably won't need SSE2, as it mostly just adds double-floats operations, and SSE3 adds integer operations iirc ::)