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small floating-point performance improvements - #1068
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Another instruction-selection improvement from @samth: clear bits before |
Mark `fl-make-rectangular` as accepting unboxed arguments, which is needed to comunicate unboxing potential to `let` bindings. On x86_64, use MOVAPD instead of MOVSD for register-to-register moves, since that avoids creating a false dependency on some processors to preserve high bits, and similarly clear bits of the desitination register before CVTSI2SD and some related instructions. These improvements and related tests were provided by @samth.
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Mark
fl-make-rectangularas accepting unboxed arguments, which is needed to comunicate unboxing potential toletbindings.On x86_64, use
movapdinstead ofmovsdfor register-to-register moves, since that avoids creating a false dependency on some processors to preserve high bits.