>> All architectures except x86 don't have this assembler instruction. ARM, >> MIPS, IA64, PowerPC, ... >> >> (Debian supports about 10 architectures or so.) > > Shouldn't it be detected in openpgm than (preferably, in some opaque > way)? That's looks a bit strange to detect h/w capability for other > library. Not to mention, tsc on x86 may present on the system, but be > disabled for userspace.
Hello, We are not using OpenPGM configure/build system. Building OpenPGM library is entirely embedded into 0MQ build system, that's why we have todo all the checks for OpenPGM. As for the way of detection, I just did not want to make condition if x86 then we have rdtsc - one newer know:) If tsc is disabled in the userspace it is not a problem, since you can control clocksource for OpenPGM by the env variables. Only to get it compiled. malo _______________________________________________ zeromq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
