C++ runtime use SSE/SSE2

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C++ runtime use SSE/SSE2

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I see the intel compiler 17.0 (in Release configuration) translate C-runtime (like "strlen" or "memcpy") as inline functions used SSE/SSE2.

1) Is it possible to take a look on these function - I sure they are pretty good as samples - maybe somebody knows?

2) What is the efficiency of using SSE2 for such trivial as "strlen"?

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