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Hopefully not true for their source code.

At the same time Intel has added support for Raptor Lake and Meteor Lake, with the latter confirming the continued lack of AVX-512.

So many AVX512 instructions. :)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVX-512

ncrsAt the same time Intel has added support for Raptor Lake and Meteor Lake, with the latter confirming the continued lack of AVX-512.

It's fine Intel fans will tell you why it's great somehow and herald Intel when it introduces AVX-640 as all you need deca-pumping the data in 64-bits across 10P cores at 500w R&D paid for entirely by tax payers stringy $20 billion dollar handout that simply wasn't enough to keep it's marketing team employed thanks to those cheapskate murica tax payer peons not giving them the $40 trillion they originally requested.

This should come just in time for software vendors to prepare for next-generation EPYC "Genoa" server processors, or even small/medium businesses building servers with Ryzen 7000-series processors.

I wish amd was as on top of chip enablement as intel. This isn't terribly late or anything but intel just enabled meteor lake gcc.gnu.org/git/?p=gcc.git;a=commit;h=fd206f0e95fb6f41b96eaaaab1dc0c30378e5e08

I'm actually surprised this patch wasn't done prior to the launch of Zen 4. Typically similar compilation targets arrive 6+ months ahead of Intel releases, so developers have the option in time for the release.

DrCRHopefully not true for their source code.

Which source code? The enabling of a few flags in GCC? (That shouldn't need any commenting)

JAKraSo many AVX512 instructions. :)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVX-512

Many?
You're not used to assembly are you? It's very common to have many variants of each class of instructions, like one for each relevant data type and bit width, signedness, logical negation, types of comparison etc.
Just in the original 8086 assembly there were 32 jump instructions (+ 3 return instructions).

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Considering how impressive the gains from AVX-512 were for Zen 4, the gains will soon be even larger as the GNU C library adds more AVX-512 optimizations for common core features used in numerous applications.