Make some remaining X86 intrinsics safe #1908
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The prefetch intrinsics can also be made safe. |
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It has a pointer parameter, can it still be made safe? Also, what about TSC, CPUID and the fence instructions? |
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_mm512_reduce_mul_ph(missed)_bswap{,64}_mm_prefetch- It doesn't actually dereference the pointer argument, so it's safe_mm_{l,s,m}fence- These can't introduce inconsistencies, as they are fences._mm_pause- It's likestd::hint::spin_loop, so nothing unsafe here. Worst it can do is make the program slower