Canonical focuses on having a single library build for each architecture in
it's archive, containing all possible optimizations (LP 1702917, #4).
If a separate z13 optimized library is desired it needs to be placed in a PPA -
for example.
I think that optimizations should be ideally addressed in the upstream code -
for example with (#ifndef) approaches like HW_CAPS or with S390_ALTERNATIVE
macros.
Any thoughts and opinions?
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Canonical Foundations Team
(canonical-foundations)
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libatlas not using vector instructions - large performance impact
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