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Using Virtualbox under Windows 11 with HyperV enabled (GPO enforced unfortunately), /proc/cpuinfo specifies that the CPU I'm using is:
model name : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10610U CPU @ 1.80GHz
However some flags are missing, mainly the AVX instructions. This is because Virtualbox cannot use nested paging while running simultaneously with HyperV. I tried running SDE but I believe (I'm not 100% sure) that SDE is trusting the result of CPUID in order to decide which instructions to emulate.
So perhaps SDE thinks this particular core supports AVX without realising that the Virtual environment cannot support certain instructions.
I'm curious as to whether SDE can be requested to emulate instructions like the AVX set even if it thinks the underlying processor already supports them?
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Intel SDE provides multiple knobs to force the emulation of features that are supported by the host's CPUID.
This include:
-aes
-avx
-avx2
-avx512
-bdwni
-bmi1
-bmi2
-clmul
-f16c
-fma
Intel SDE also provides an option to force the emulation of CPU features. Use -force-emulate with one of the supported CPU names:
skx, clx, cpx, icl, icx, tgl, spr, adl
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Intel SDE provides multiple knobs to force the emulation of features that are supported by the host's CPUID.
This include:
-aes
-avx
-avx2
-avx512
-bdwni
-bmi1
-bmi2
-clmul
-f16c
-fma
Intel SDE also provides an option to force the emulation of CPU features. Use -force-emulate with one of the supported CPU names:
skx, clx, cpx, icl, icx, tgl, spr, adl
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Thanks Ady. That makes sense - I had tried something like:
./sde64 -avx -avx2 -fma -avx512 -- /bin/bash
but I think I'm being too hasty in my approach. I just blithely assumed that doing that would cause
cat /proc/cpuinfo
to show the flags. But it doesn't. But that doesn't mean they aren't working so I need to do some more intelligent testing.
(I'm playing with later versions Simics - it wants AVX, AVX2, FMA and sulks if it doesn't see them).
Cheers,
Conor.
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Intel SDE emulates the ring3 instructions and therefore if your applications executes the CPUID instruction it will return the emulated value. This is not what you are getting with:
% cat /proc/cpuinfo
These are the values used by the OS and therefore does not pass through the emulation.