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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions packages/h/hwcaps-loader/abi_used_libs
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libc.so.6
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libc.so.6:__libc_start_main
libc.so.6:bcmp
libc.so.6:memcpy
libc.so.6:memset
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name : hwcaps-loader
version : 0.3.0
release : 1
source :
- https://github.com/jrelvas-ipc/hwcaps-loader/archive/refs/tags/v0.3.0.tar.gz : 48f6268d7adc3ace4ddfeaa655f95a407cee1042bfc2ebd7d0522465a7d04e58
homepage : https://github.com/jrelvas-ipc/hwcaps-loader
license : GPL-3.0-or-later
component : system.base
summary : hwcaps-loader is a solution for dealing with optimized binaries in Linux distributions.
description: |
Newer CPU variants bring new instructions and additional registers. The compiler can take advantage of those capabilities to generate more performant code. In particular, using vectorized code (SIMD processing in X86_64 and other architectures) can give a big performance benefit.
x86-64-v2 and x86-64-v3 processors are exceedingly common these days, and x86-64-v4 processors are also being sold, so providing optimized binaries is increasingly more important.
Typically, Linux distributions only ship a single version of every program... one with wide support for different hardware variants. This effectively means that code cannot be compiled in a way that requires newer optional CPU features. Unfortunately, this means that newer hardware often misses out on extra performance and lower latency.
networking : yes
builddeps :
- rust
setup : |
%cargo_fetch
build : |
%cargo_build
install : |
%cargo_install
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<PISI>
<Source>
<Name>hwcaps-loader</Name>
<Homepage>https://github.com/jrelvas-ipc/hwcaps-loader</Homepage>
<Packager>
<Name>Joey Riches</Name>
<Email>[email protected]</Email>
</Packager>
<License>GPL-3.0-or-later</License>
<PartOf>system.base</PartOf>
<Summary xml:lang="en">hwcaps-loader is a solution for dealing with optimized binaries in Linux distributions.</Summary>
<Description xml:lang="en">Newer CPU variants bring new instructions and additional registers. The compiler can take advantage of those capabilities to generate more performant code. In particular, using vectorized code (SIMD processing in X86_64 and other architectures) can give a big performance benefit.
x86-64-v2 and x86-64-v3 processors are exceedingly common these days, and x86-64-v4 processors are also being sold, so providing optimized binaries is increasingly more important.
Typically, Linux distributions only ship a single version of every program... one with wide support for different hardware variants. This effectively means that code cannot be compiled in a way that requires newer optional CPU features. Unfortunately, this means that newer hardware often misses out on extra performance and lower latency.
</Description>
<Archive type="binary" sha1sum="79eb0752a961b8e0d15c77d298c97498fbc89c5a">https://sources.getsol.us/README.Solus</Archive>
</Source>
<Package>
<Name>hwcaps-loader</Name>
<Summary xml:lang="en">hwcaps-loader is a solution for dealing with optimized binaries in Linux distributions.</Summary>
<Description xml:lang="en">Newer CPU variants bring new instructions and additional registers. The compiler can take advantage of those capabilities to generate more performant code. In particular, using vectorized code (SIMD processing in X86_64 and other architectures) can give a big performance benefit.
x86-64-v2 and x86-64-v3 processors are exceedingly common these days, and x86-64-v4 processors are also being sold, so providing optimized binaries is increasingly more important.
Typically, Linux distributions only ship a single version of every program... one with wide support for different hardware variants. This effectively means that code cannot be compiled in a way that requires newer optional CPU features. Unfortunately, this means that newer hardware often misses out on extra performance and lower latency.
</Description>
<PartOf>system.base</PartOf>
<Files>
<Path fileType="executable">/usr/bin/hwcaps-loader</Path>
</Files>
</Package>
<History>
<Update release="1">
<Date>2025-04-15</Date>
<Version>0.3.0</Version>
<Comment>Packaging update</Comment>
<Name>Joey Riches</Name>
<Email>[email protected]</Email>
</Update>
</History>
</PISI>