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On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 04:44:08PM -0600, Steve Munroe wrote: > One useful extention to glibc would be adding vector formating to > printf/scanf. This would add the type modifier prefix v to the type > modifiers hh, h, l. For example to print a vector of 16 signed bytes > "%vhhd", 8 signed shorts "%vhd", 4 signed ints "%vd", or 4 floats > "%vhf". (note the form "%vf" is reserved for a vector of 2 doubles but > most current Vector SIMD implimentations don't support double float). Are you going to hard-code the width of the vector? That's not friendly for x86, where there are two sizes. r~
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