Added flags for auto-vectorization and simple tests#2899
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gretay-js merged 11 commits intooxcaml:mainfrom Aug 7, 2024
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Added flags for auto-vectorization and simple tests#2899gretay-js merged 11 commits intooxcaml:mainfrom
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Looks good, just a few small suggestions in the comments.
Please add the new files vectorize.ml{,i} to the list in backend/.ocamlformat-enable.
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Flags added:
-vectorize (Enables vectorizer, currently does nothing)
-no-vectorize (Disables vectorizer, currently does nothing)
-dvectorize (dumps extra information about vectorization if vectorizer is enabled, currently only counts number of instructions)
Only the skeleton is created, the pass to the vectorizer currently does not change the cfg.
Tests compile and run very a simple function (adding 2 pairs of numbers) implemented normally (compiled with and without the vectorizer) and implemented using intrinsics then compares their outputs.