问题
Under visual 2012 how can I call the sqrtsd asm function in a c++ project
I can't find it via google
something like :
double mySqrt(double val)
{
__asm
{
...
sqrstd...
}
}
EDIT:
in 32bit mode
回答1:
I think doing this is a somewhat academic excercise, as it's unlikely to have any actual benefit, and quite likely a penalty. However:
double mySqrt(double val)
{
double retu;
__asm
{
sqrtsd xmm1, val
movsd retu, xmm1
}
return retu;
}
回答2:
Why not using sqrt function http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cmath/sqrt/ which will be portable ?
By default VS 2012 will replace sqrt() by __libm_sse2_sqrt_precise
. But if you compile with /fp:fast
it will replace by sqrtsd
回答3:
You may or may not be able to use inline assembler, as other answers have indicated.
There are, however so called intrinsics for SSE (and MMX and others):
intrinsic functons for MS VS
The one for sqrtsd
is _mm_sqrt_sd
You'll obviously have to read a few of the other pages as well to be able to put together the whole thing. Intrinsics is the recommended way by Microsoft to solve this.
回答4:
what you want, the feature that you are looking for, it's called "inline assembly", meaning assembly inside a C/C++ program basically, Visual Studio doesn't offer a good support for this, for x64 bit platform it doesn't offer this feature at all.
http://www.viva64.com/en/k/0015/
You probably want to switch to a better compiler.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14067236/call-asm-sqrtsd-under-a-c