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is there a standard format in which we provide architecture specific information to a software

ddmetro
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‎10-25-2009 04:24 PM
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Hi All,
Our project requires us to specify architecture specific information to gcc(not .md files in gcc). We need to specify number of cycles taken per instruction for 686 architecture - as information to gcc.

Question: Is there a standard format in which we define the architecture specific information to softwares requiring these? Do we have the architecture specific information for Pentium Dual Core architecture in a format, that can be read by any software requiring it?

Target Architecture: 686 processor
Working on: Intel Pentium Dual Core processor

Thanking You,
Dhiraj.
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