WIP:Feature/arm64 simd support #414
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…/libffi into feature/simd_matrix_support # Conflicts: # include/ffi.h.in # src/aarch64/ffi.c
…ix_support # Conflicts: # testsuite/Makefile.am
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Important discussion here: https://sourceware.org/ml/libffi-discuss/2018/msg00020.html |
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I found this PR while working on adding support for SIMD types to PyObjC. Are there any plans to merging this functionality? |
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Also related to #773 |
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Current implementation of libffi doesn't handle ext_vector values properly on Aarch64. New ffi type = FFI_TYPE_EXT_VECTOR is introduced in order for ffi_call function to be able to distinguish between standard collection types (marked as FFI_TYPE_STRUCT) and ext_vector ones as ext_vector values are not being stored in general-purpose registers.