CoreStyler ·
I i have a question... Is possible to convert the output of SM as ASM to a c++ program? How it is worth?
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CoreStyler ·
I i have a question... Is possible to convert the output of SM as ASM to a c++ program? How it is worth?
rl ·
why would you want to do that?
Stepping back to C++ you'd loose performance, since equivalent C++ code is probably a bit more redundant thus slower.
You could embed SSE assembly code copypasted from SM into C++ code, e.g. using the SSE intrinsics using some brainwork. Here is a good example: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/sseintro.aspx
But it's of course possible to translate ASM code back to C code (either by using tools or the good old pencil&paper method)
CoreStyler ·
Ohohoh... i don't think i have time to learning this kind of conversion.......... Will be cool to embed ASM to C++.... but... if i add ASM the C++ will not provide me the thing i want: portability. True?
infuzion ·
CoreStyler wrote: Ohohoh... i don't think i have time to learning this kind of conversion.......... Will be cool to embed ASM to C++.... but... if i add ASM the C++ will not provide me the thing i want: portability. True?
If you learn C++ for audio, you have to learn inline ASM. Intel ASM will work on all Intel CPU chips.
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