nb_kernel_ia32_sse2_test_asm.intel_syntax.s

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;# These files require GNU binutils 2.10 or later, since we
;# use intel syntax for portability, or a recent version 
;# of NASM that understands Extended 3DNow and SSE2 instructions.
;# (NASM is normally only used with MS Visual C++).
;# Since NASM and gnu as disagree on some definitions and use 
;# completely different preprocessing options I have to introduce a
;# trick: NASM uses ';' for comments, while gnu as uses '#' on x86.
;# Gnu as treats ';' as a line break, i.e. ignores it. This is the
;# reason why all comments need both symbols...
;# The source is written for GNU as, with intel syntax. When you use
;# NASM we redefine a couple of things. The false if-statement around 
;# the following code is seen by GNU as, but NASM doesn't see it, so 
;# the code inside is read by NASM but not gcc.

; .if 0    # block below only read by NASM
%define .section        section
%define .long           dd
%define .align          align
%define .globl          global
;# NASM only wants 'dword', not 'dword ptr'.
%define ptr
%macro .equiv 2
   %1 equ %2
%endmacro
; .endif                   # End of NASM-specific block
; .intel_syntax noprefix   # Line only read by gnu as


	
.globl nb_kernel_ia32_sse2_test_asm
.globl _nb_kernel_ia32_sse2_test_asm
nb_kernel_ia32_sse2_test_asm:
_nb_kernel_ia32_sse2_test_asm:
	emms
	xorpd xmm0, xmm0
	emms
	ret