Intel has recently released a C++ implementation of Larrabee new instructions (LRBni). Grab it if you like to be ahead of the curve starting to write software for LRB right now, or if you simply want to have a glimpse of LRB architecture.
Overview
This .inl file provides a C++-implementation of the Larrabee new instructions. It allows developers to experiment with developing Larrabee code without a Larrabee compiler and without Larrabee hardware. It does not attempt to match the Larrabee new instructions with respect to exceptions, flags, bit-precision, or memory alignment restrictions. Disclaimer: the exact syntax and semantics of the functions shown here are not guaranteed to be supported in future Larrabee hardware and software products.
March 25, 2009 at 7:15 pm
So this is what you’ve been keeping yourself busy with eh?
March 25, 2009 at 10:06 pm
Well..more or less..;-)