X86 unix fixes #97089
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X86 unix fixes #97089
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BlockInit algorithm for x86 and x64 uses SIMD instructions so it shoud be disabled if FEATURE_SIMD instructions turned off.
FEATURE_SIMD for x86/Unix was turned off by dotnet/coreclr#8335 as temporary solve for dotnet#7061 which was fixed by dotnet/coreclr#8382. So FEATURE_SIMD could be enabled for x86/Unix.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT, @jakobbotsch Issue DetailsMake helloworld.dll work on x86 Linux.
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I need to fix a few more problems to collect coreclr tests, make it draft for now. |
This was referenced Jan 18, 2024
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Make helloworld.dll work on x86 Linux.
cc @gbalykov @BruceForstall