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Feature/add arm support #286
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…ate operands, and we have to use switch()'ed versions
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This was referenced Dec 8, 2020
Based on the information on versioning, it might make more sense to base the PR on the
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@hulksmaaash thanks for the suggestion, submitted #287 and closing this one. |
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This PR brings the ARM NEON port up to par with the x86. It is based on PR272 (#272), however it can be pulled in on its own as it includes the changes. All tests pass on both ARM and x86 (obviously, we wouldn't want to break x86 functionality). As already described in PR272, x86-specific code has been abstracted away and arch specific code has been put into separate headers in src/util/arch/. This way, maintining arch-specific code of hyperscan and/or porting hyperscan to a new architecture (eg Power/RISC-V/etc) should now be much easier.
Please consider merging this PR.