Permalink to intrinsics reference?

[Steffen_B_]

Hello.

Is there a permanent link to a list of all compiler intrinsics?

I am teaching courses on high-performance computing, and one of the subjects is using vector extensions like SSE and AVX. I would like to include a link to an intrinsics reference that is organized by feature level (MMX, SSE, AVX, ...) first and type of operation (integer arithmetic, floating-point arithmetic, logical, ...) second.

Best regards, Steffen

[Bernard]

You can download "Intel C++ Intrinsics Reference" in PDF format.

[Bernard]

There is also Intel intrinsics interactive guide which contains all intrinsics and corresponding direct mapping of machine code instruction.

[Steffen_B_]

Searching developer.intel.com for "C++ Intrinsics Reference" did not give me a PDF file, only the interactive guide. Google found a PDF file, but apparently dating from 2007 and missing recent additions like AVX.

In the meantime, http://software.intel.com/en-us/node/460796 could be useful. I wonder if this is a permanent link or if it will change every few months.

[TimP]

http://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/m/9/4/c/8/e/18072-347603.pdf

shows up at the top of a google search for your topic qualified by site:software.intel.com

It seems to be corrupted when viewed here, so maybe your search tool is smarter than you thought.

[Steffen_B_]

That's the PDF I found, and it doesn't cover AVX. The copyright line states 1996-2007, so it's not surprising that six years' worth of extensions are missing ;-)

[Bernard]

You are right that guide is a bit outdated.