Hi,
It's great that we can now use per line "#pragma ignore warning". Thank you
for that:)!
And, I still don't understand why such simple routine:
export void translate (uniform REAL vector[], uniform REAL x[], uniform
REAL y[], uniform REAL z[], uniform size_t size)
{
foreach (i = 0 ... size)
{
x[i] += vector[0];
y[i] += vector[1];
z[i] += vector[2];
}
}
is issuing warnings like that:
*ispc/util.ispc:8:5: **Performance Warning**: Gather required to load
value.*
x[i] += vector[0];
without these pragmas?
Is this really a case, where the compiler is not able to deduce that the
memory access can be done using vector instructions? I would suppose that
the structure of this subroutine is making everything plain. How can we
make this routine not generate such warnings (without pragmas)?
Thank you:)
Tomek
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