structstd.Target.Cpu.Model[src]

Fields

name: []const u8
llvm_name: ?[:0]const u8
features: Feature.Set

Functions

FunctiontoCpu[src]

pub fn toCpu(model: *const Model, arch: Arch) Cpu

Parameters

model: *const Model
arch: Arch

Source Code

Source code
pub fn toCpu(model: *const Model, arch: Arch) Cpu {
    var features = model.features;
    features.populateDependencies(arch.allFeaturesList());
    return .{
        .arch = arch,
        .model = model,
        .features = features,
    };
}

Functiongeneric[src]

pub fn generic(arch: Arch) *const Model

Returns the most bare-bones CPU model that is valid for arch. Note that this function can return CPU models that are understood by LLVM, but not understood by Clang. If Clang compatibility is important, consider using baseline instead.

Parameters

arch: Arch

Source Code

Source code
pub fn generic(arch: Arch) *const Model {
    const S = struct {
        const generic_model = Model{
            .name = "generic",
            .llvm_name = null,
            .features = Cpu.Feature.Set.empty,
        };
    };
    return switch (arch) {
        .amdgcn => &amdgcn.cpu.gfx600,
        .arc => &arc.cpu.generic,
        .arm, .armeb, .thumb, .thumbeb => &arm.cpu.generic,
        .aarch64, .aarch64_be => &aarch64.cpu.generic,
        .avr => &avr.cpu.avr1,
        .bpfel, .bpfeb => &bpf.cpu.generic,
        .csky => &csky.cpu.generic,
        .hexagon => &hexagon.cpu.generic,
        .lanai => &lanai.cpu.generic,
        .loongarch32 => &loongarch.cpu.generic_la32,
        .loongarch64 => &loongarch.cpu.generic_la64,
        .m68k => &m68k.cpu.generic,
        .mips, .mipsel => &mips.cpu.mips32,
        .mips64, .mips64el => &mips.cpu.mips64,
        .msp430 => &msp430.cpu.generic,
        .powerpc, .powerpcle => &powerpc.cpu.ppc,
        .powerpc64, .powerpc64le => &powerpc.cpu.ppc64,
        .propeller => &propeller.cpu.p1,
        .riscv32 => &riscv.cpu.generic_rv32,
        .riscv64 => &riscv.cpu.generic_rv64,
        .spirv, .spirv32, .spirv64 => &spirv.cpu.generic,
        .sparc => &sparc.cpu.generic,
        .sparc64 => &sparc.cpu.v9, // 64-bit SPARC needs v9 as the baseline
        .s390x => &s390x.cpu.generic,
        .x86 => &x86.cpu.i386,
        .x86_64 => &x86.cpu.x86_64,
        .nvptx, .nvptx64 => &nvptx.cpu.sm_20,
        .ve => &ve.cpu.generic,
        .wasm32, .wasm64 => &wasm.cpu.mvp,
        .xcore => &xcore.cpu.generic,
        .xtensa => &xtensa.cpu.generic,

        .kalimba,
        => &S.generic_model,
    };
}

Functionbaseline[src]

pub fn baseline(arch: Arch, os: Os) *const Model

Returns a conservative CPU model for arch that is expected to be compatible with the vast majority of hardware available. This function is guaranteed to return CPU models that are understood by both LLVM and Clang, unlike generic.

For certain os values, this function will additionally bump the baseline higher than the baseline would be for arch in isolation; for example, for aarch64-macos, the baseline is considered to be apple_m1. To avoid this behavior entirely, pass Os.Tag.freestanding.

Parameters

arch: Arch
os: Os

Source Code

Source code
pub fn baseline(arch: Arch, os: Os) *const Model {
    return switch (arch) {
        .amdgcn => &amdgcn.cpu.gfx906,
        .arm, .armeb, .thumb, .thumbeb => &arm.cpu.baseline,
        .aarch64 => switch (os.tag) {
            .driverkit, .macos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_m1,
            .ios, .tvos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_a7,
            .visionos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_m2,
            .watchos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_s4,
            else => generic(arch),
        },
        .avr => &avr.cpu.avr2,
        .bpfel, .bpfeb => &bpf.cpu.v1,
        .csky => &csky.cpu.ck810, // gcc/clang do not have a generic csky model.
        .hexagon => &hexagon.cpu.hexagonv60, // gcc/clang do not have a generic hexagon model.
        .lanai => &lanai.cpu.v11, // clang does not have a generic lanai model.
        .loongarch64 => &loongarch.cpu.loongarch64,
        .m68k => &m68k.cpu.M68000,
        .mips, .mipsel => &mips.cpu.mips32r2,
        .mips64, .mips64el => &mips.cpu.mips64r2,
        .msp430 => &msp430.cpu.msp430,
        .nvptx, .nvptx64 => &nvptx.cpu.sm_52,
        .powerpc64le => &powerpc.cpu.ppc64le,
        .riscv32 => &riscv.cpu.baseline_rv32,
        .riscv64 => &riscv.cpu.baseline_rv64,
        .s390x => &s390x.cpu.arch8, // gcc/clang do not have a generic s390x model.
        .sparc => &sparc.cpu.v9, // glibc does not work with 'plain' v8.
        .x86 => &x86.cpu.pentium4,
        .x86_64 => switch (os.tag) {
            .driverkit => &x86.cpu.nehalem,
            .ios, .macos, .tvos, .visionos, .watchos => &x86.cpu.core2,
            .ps4 => &x86.cpu.btver2,
            .ps5 => &x86.cpu.znver2,
            else => generic(arch),
        },
        .xcore => &xcore.cpu.xs1b_generic,
        .wasm32, .wasm64 => &wasm.cpu.lime1,

        else => generic(arch),
    };
}

Source Code

Source code
pub const Model = struct {
    name: []const u8,
    llvm_name: ?[:0]const u8,
    features: Feature.Set,

    pub fn toCpu(model: *const Model, arch: Arch) Cpu {
        var features = model.features;
        features.populateDependencies(arch.allFeaturesList());
        return .{
            .arch = arch,
            .model = model,
            .features = features,
        };
    }

    /// Returns the most bare-bones CPU model that is valid for `arch`. Note that this function
    /// can return CPU models that are understood by LLVM, but *not* understood by Clang. If
    /// Clang compatibility is important, consider using `baseline` instead.
    pub fn generic(arch: Arch) *const Model {
        const S = struct {
            const generic_model = Model{
                .name = "generic",
                .llvm_name = null,
                .features = Cpu.Feature.Set.empty,
            };
        };
        return switch (arch) {
            .amdgcn => &amdgcn.cpu.gfx600,
            .arc => &arc.cpu.generic,
            .arm, .armeb, .thumb, .thumbeb => &arm.cpu.generic,
            .aarch64, .aarch64_be => &aarch64.cpu.generic,
            .avr => &avr.cpu.avr1,
            .bpfel, .bpfeb => &bpf.cpu.generic,
            .csky => &csky.cpu.generic,
            .hexagon => &hexagon.cpu.generic,
            .lanai => &lanai.cpu.generic,
            .loongarch32 => &loongarch.cpu.generic_la32,
            .loongarch64 => &loongarch.cpu.generic_la64,
            .m68k => &m68k.cpu.generic,
            .mips, .mipsel => &mips.cpu.mips32,
            .mips64, .mips64el => &mips.cpu.mips64,
            .msp430 => &msp430.cpu.generic,
            .powerpc, .powerpcle => &powerpc.cpu.ppc,
            .powerpc64, .powerpc64le => &powerpc.cpu.ppc64,
            .propeller => &propeller.cpu.p1,
            .riscv32 => &riscv.cpu.generic_rv32,
            .riscv64 => &riscv.cpu.generic_rv64,
            .spirv, .spirv32, .spirv64 => &spirv.cpu.generic,
            .sparc => &sparc.cpu.generic,
            .sparc64 => &sparc.cpu.v9, // 64-bit SPARC needs v9 as the baseline
            .s390x => &s390x.cpu.generic,
            .x86 => &x86.cpu.i386,
            .x86_64 => &x86.cpu.x86_64,
            .nvptx, .nvptx64 => &nvptx.cpu.sm_20,
            .ve => &ve.cpu.generic,
            .wasm32, .wasm64 => &wasm.cpu.mvp,
            .xcore => &xcore.cpu.generic,
            .xtensa => &xtensa.cpu.generic,

            .kalimba,
            => &S.generic_model,
        };
    }

    /// Returns a conservative CPU model for `arch` that is expected to be compatible with the
    /// vast majority of hardware available. This function is guaranteed to return CPU models
    /// that are understood by both LLVM and Clang, unlike `generic`.
    ///
    /// For certain `os` values, this function will additionally bump the baseline higher than
    /// the baseline would be for `arch` in isolation; for example, for `aarch64-macos`, the
    /// baseline is considered to be `apple_m1`. To avoid this behavior entirely, pass
    /// `Os.Tag.freestanding`.
    pub fn baseline(arch: Arch, os: Os) *const Model {
        return switch (arch) {
            .amdgcn => &amdgcn.cpu.gfx906,
            .arm, .armeb, .thumb, .thumbeb => &arm.cpu.baseline,
            .aarch64 => switch (os.tag) {
                .driverkit, .macos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_m1,
                .ios, .tvos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_a7,
                .visionos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_m2,
                .watchos => &aarch64.cpu.apple_s4,
                else => generic(arch),
            },
            .avr => &avr.cpu.avr2,
            .bpfel, .bpfeb => &bpf.cpu.v1,
            .csky => &csky.cpu.ck810, // gcc/clang do not have a generic csky model.
            .hexagon => &hexagon.cpu.hexagonv60, // gcc/clang do not have a generic hexagon model.
            .lanai => &lanai.cpu.v11, // clang does not have a generic lanai model.
            .loongarch64 => &loongarch.cpu.loongarch64,
            .m68k => &m68k.cpu.M68000,
            .mips, .mipsel => &mips.cpu.mips32r2,
            .mips64, .mips64el => &mips.cpu.mips64r2,
            .msp430 => &msp430.cpu.msp430,
            .nvptx, .nvptx64 => &nvptx.cpu.sm_52,
            .powerpc64le => &powerpc.cpu.ppc64le,
            .riscv32 => &riscv.cpu.baseline_rv32,
            .riscv64 => &riscv.cpu.baseline_rv64,
            .s390x => &s390x.cpu.arch8, // gcc/clang do not have a generic s390x model.
            .sparc => &sparc.cpu.v9, // glibc does not work with 'plain' v8.
            .x86 => &x86.cpu.pentium4,
            .x86_64 => switch (os.tag) {
                .driverkit => &x86.cpu.nehalem,
                .ios, .macos, .tvos, .visionos, .watchos => &x86.cpu.core2,
                .ps4 => &x86.cpu.btver2,
                .ps5 => &x86.cpu.znver2,
                else => generic(arch),
            },
            .xcore => &xcore.cpu.xs1b_generic,
            .wasm32, .wasm64 => &wasm.cpu.lime1,

            else => generic(arch),
        };
    }
}