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I see these macros are defined in simdutf/src/simdutf/*.h, but never used in the project. Should they be kept? TBH, don't know what was the initial purpose.
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These macros could be used to remove some bloat and speed up the builds. For example, if SIMDUTF_CAN_ALWAYS_RUN_ARM64 is set, then you do not need to include the fallback kernel when building the library.
We don't use them right now so I think that they can be safely removed.
Sound reasonable. IMHO better would be to utilize them. Although I would go for split into major architectures: x86/ARM/PowerPC and then do some global ifdef-magic.
I see these macros are defined in
simdutf/src/simdutf/*.h
, but never used in the project. Should they be kept? TBH, don't know what was the initial purpose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: