Is it possible to use the new SSE registers from Visual Studio 2010 inline assembler? If so, how and what else conditions must be satisfied? I don’t know for example if new registers are available in both x86 and x64 modes.
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Is it possible to use the new SSE registers from Visual Studio 2010 inline assembler? If so, how and what else conditions must be satisfied? I don’t know for example if new registers are available in both x86 and x64 modes.
Inline assembly is not allowed when compiling for the x64 platform in Visual Studio (since VS 2005).
I would recommend that you use intrinsics instead. It makes the compiler handle the CPU registers for you, and does some instruction reordering (the optimizer gets to process the code, which is never the case with inline assembly).