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4758a2b8
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4758a2b8
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Aug 30, 2006
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portability fix in BUILD/* for solaris
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# Check cpu of current machine and find the
# best compiler optimization flags for gcc
#
#
if
test
-r
/proc/cpuinfo
;
then
# on Linux (and others?) we can get detailed CPU information out of /proc
cpuinfo
=
"cat /proc/cpuinfo"
check_cpu
()
{
if
test
-r
/proc/cpuinfo
;
then
# on Linux (and others?) we can get detailed CPU information out of /proc
cpuinfo
=
"cat /proc/cpuinfo"
# detect CPU family
cpu_family
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'family'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
cut
-d
' '
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
if
test
-z
"
$cpu_family
"
;
then
cpu_family
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'cpu'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
cut
-d
' '
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
fi
# detect CPU family
cpu_family
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'family'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
cut
-d
' '
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
if
test
-z
"
$cpu_family
"
;
then
cpu_family
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'cpu'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
cut
-d
' '
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
fi
# detect CPU vendor and model
cpu_vendor
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'vendor_id'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
cut
-d
' '
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
model_name
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'model name'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
if
test
-z
"
$model_name
"
;
then
model_name
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'cpu model'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
fi
# detect CPU vendor and model
cpu_vendor
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'vendor_id'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
cut
-d
' '
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
model_name
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'model name'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
if
test
-z
"
$model_name
"
;
then
model_name
=
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'cpu model'
|
cut
-d
':'
-f
2 |
head
-1
`
fi
# fallback: get CPU model from uname output
if
test
-z
"
$model_name
"
;
then
model_name
=
`
uname
-m
`
fi
# fallback: get CPU model from uname output
if
test
-z
"
$model_name
"
;
then
model_name
=
`
uname
-m
`
# parse CPU flags
for
flag
in
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'^flags'
|
sed
-e
's/^flags.*: //'
`
;
do
eval
cpu_flag_
$flag
=
yes
done
else
# Fallback when there is no /proc/cpuinfo
case
"
`
uname
-s
`
"
in
FreeBSD|OpenBSD
)
cpu_family
=
`
uname
-m
`
;
model_name
=
`
sysctl
-n
hw.model
`
;;
Darwin
)
cpu_family
=
`
uname
-p
`
model_name
=
`
machine
`
;;
*
)
cpu_family
=
`
uname
-m
`
;
model_name
=
`
uname
-p
`
;
;;
esac
fi
# parse CPU flags
for
flag
in
`
$cpuinfo
|
grep
'^flags'
|
sed
-e
's/^flags.*: //'
`
;
do
eval
cpu_flag_
$flag
=
yes
done
else
# Fallback when there is no /proc/cpuinfo
case
"
`
uname
-s
`
"
in
FreeBSD|OpenBSD
)
cpu_family
=
`
uname
-m
`
;
model_name
=
`
sysctl
-n
hw.model
`
;;
Darwin
)
cpu_family
=
`
uname
-p
`
model_name
=
`
machine
`
# detect CPU shortname as used by gcc options
# this list is not complete, feel free to add further entries
cpu_arg
=
""
case
"
$cpu_family
--
$model_name
"
in
# DEC Alpha
Alpha
*
EV6
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"ev6"
;
;;
*
)
cpu_family
=
`
uname
-m
`
;
model_name
=
`
uname
-p
`
;
# Intel ia32
*
Xeon
*
)
# a Xeon is just another pentium4 ...
# ... unless it has the "lm" (long-mode) flag set,
# in that case it's a Xeon with EM64T support
if
[
-z
"
$cpu_flag_lm
"
]
;
then
cpu_arg
=
"pentium4"
;
else
cpu_arg
=
"nocona"
;
fi
;;
esac
fi
# detect CPU shortname as used by gcc options
# this list is not complete, feel free to add further entries
cpu_arg
=
""
case
"
$cpu_family
--
$model_name
"
in
# DEC Alpha
Alpha
*
EV6
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"ev6"
;
*
Pentium
*
4
*
Mobile
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium4m"
;
;;
# Intel ia32
*
Xeon
*
)
# a Xeon is just another pentium4 ...
# ... unless it has the "lm" (long-mode) flag set,
# in that case it's a Xeon with EM64T support
if
[
-z
"
$cpu_flag_lm
"
]
;
then
*
Pentium
*
4
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium4"
;
else
cpu_arg
=
"nocona"
;
fi
;;
*
Pentium
*
4
*
Mobile
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium4m"
;
;;
*
Pentium
*
4
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium4"
;
;;
*
Pentium
*
III
*
Mobile
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium3m"
;
;;
*
Pentium
*
III
*
Mobile
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium3m"
;
;;
*
Pentium
*
III
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium3"
;
;;
*
Pentium
*
M
*
pro
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium-m"
;
;;
*
Athlon
*
64
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"athlon64"
;
*
Pentium
*
III
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium3"
;
;;
*
Athlon
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"athlon
"
;
*
Pentium
*
M
*
pro
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"pentium-m
"
;
;;
*
Athlon
*
64
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"athlon64"
;
;;
*
Athlon
*
)
cpu_arg
=
"athlon"
;
;;
# Intel ia64
*
Itanium
*
)
# Don't need to set any flags for itanium(at the moment)
cpu_arg
=
""
;
;;
# Intel ia64
*
Itanium
*
)
# Don't need to set any flags for itanium(at the moment)
cpu_arg
=
""
;
;;
#
*
ppc
*
)
cpu_arg
=
'powerpc'
;;
*
powerpc
*
)
cpu_arg
=
'powerpc'
;;
#
*
ppc
*
)
cpu_arg
=
'powerpc'
;;
*
powerpc
*
)
cpu_arg
=
'powerpc'
;;
# unknown
*
)
cpu_arg
=
""
;
;;
esac
if
test
-z
"
$cpu_arg
"
;
then
echo
"BUILD/check-cpu: Oops, could not find out what kind of cpu this machine is using."
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
return
fi
# different compiler versions have different option names
# for CPU specific command line options
if
test
-z
"
$CC
"
;
then
cc
=
"gcc"
;
else
cc
=
$CC
fi
cc_ver
=
`
$cc
--version
|
sed
1q
`
cc_verno
=
`
echo
$cc_ver
|
sed
-e
's/[^0-9. ]//g; s/^ *//g; s/ .*//g'
`
case
"
$cc_ver
--
$cc_verno
"
in
*
GCC
*
)
# different gcc backends (and versions) have different CPU flags
case
`
gcc
-dumpmachine
`
in
i?86-
*
)
case
"
$cc_verno
"
in
3.4
*
|
3.5
*
|
4.
*
)
check_cpu_args
=
'-mtune=$cpu_arg -march=$cpu_arg'
;;
*
)
check_cpu_args
=
'-mcpu=$cpu_arg -march=$cpu_arg'
;;
esac
;;
ppc-
*
)
check_cpu_args
=
'-mcpu=$cpu_arg -mtune=$cpu_arg'
;;
*
)
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
return
;;
esac
;;
2.95.
*
)
# GCC 2.95 doesn't expose its name in --version output
check_cpu_args
=
'-m$cpu_arg'
;;
*
)
# unknown
*
)
cpu_arg
=
""
;
;;
esac
if
test
-z
"
$cpu_arg
"
;
then
echo
"BUILD/check-cpu: Oops, could not find out what kind of cpu this machine is using."
>
&2
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
return
;;
esac
# now we check whether the compiler really understands the cpu type
touch
__test.c
while
[
"
$cpu_arg
"
]
;
do
echo
-n
testing
$cpu_arg
"... "
# compile check
check_cpu_cflags
=
`
eval echo
$check_cpu_args
`
if
$cc
-c
$check_cpu_cflags
__test.c 2>/dev/null
;
then
echo
ok
break
;
fi
echo
failed
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
# different compiler versions have different option names
# for CPU specific command line options
if
test
-z
"
$CC
"
;
then
cc
=
"gcc"
;
else
cc
=
$CC
fi
# if compile failed: check whether it supports a predecessor of this CPU
# this list is not complete, feel free to add further entries
case
"
$cpu_arg
"
in
# Intel ia32
nocona
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium4
;;
prescott
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium4
;;
pentium4m
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium4
;;
pentium4
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium3
;;
pentium3m
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium3
;;
pentium3
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium2
;;
pentium2
)
cpu_arg
=
pentiumpro
;;
pentiumpro
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium
;;
pentium
)
cpu_arg
=
i486
;;
i486
)
cpu_arg
=
i386
;;
# power / powerPC
7450
)
cpu_arg
=
7400
;;
*
)
cpu_arg
=
""
;;
cc_ver
=
`
$cc
--version
|
sed
1q
`
cc_verno
=
`
echo
$cc_ver
|
sed
-e
's/[^0-9. ]//g; s/^ *//g; s/ .*//g'
`
case
"
$cc_ver
--
$cc_verno
"
in
*
GCC
*
)
# different gcc backends (and versions) have different CPU flags
case
`
gcc
-dumpmachine
`
in
i?86-
*
)
case
"
$cc_verno
"
in
3.4
*
|
3.5
*
|
4.
*
)
check_cpu_args
=
'-mtune=$cpu_arg -march=$cpu_arg'
;;
*
)
check_cpu_args
=
'-mcpu=$cpu_arg -march=$cpu_arg'
;;
esac
;;
ppc-
*
)
check_cpu_args
=
'-mcpu=$cpu_arg -mtune=$cpu_arg'
;;
*
)
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
return
;;
esac
;;
2.95.
*
)
# GCC 2.95 doesn't expose its name in --version output
check_cpu_args
=
'-m$cpu_arg'
;;
*
)
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
return
;;
esac
done
rm
__test.
*
# now we check whether the compiler really understands the cpu type
touch
__test.c
while
[
"
$cpu_arg
"
]
;
do
# FIXME: echo -n isn't portable - see contortions autoconf goes through
echo
-n
testing
$cpu_arg
"... "
>
&2
# compile check
check_cpu_cflags
=
`
eval echo
$check_cpu_args
`
if
$cc
-c
$check_cpu_cflags
__test.c 2>/dev/null
;
then
echo
ok
>
&2
break
;
fi
echo
failed
>
&2
check_cpu_cflags
=
""
# if compile failed: check whether it supports a predecessor of this CPU
# this list is not complete, feel free to add further entries
case
"
$cpu_arg
"
in
# Intel ia32
nocona
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium4
;;
prescott
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium4
;;
pentium4m
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium4
;;
pentium4
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium3
;;
pentium3m
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium3
;;
pentium3
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium2
;;
pentium2
)
cpu_arg
=
pentiumpro
;;
pentiumpro
)
cpu_arg
=
pentium
;;
pentium
)
cpu_arg
=
i486
;;
i486
)
cpu_arg
=
i386
;;
# power / powerPC
7450
)
cpu_arg
=
7400
;;
*
)
cpu_arg
=
""
;;
esac
done
rm
__test.
*
}
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