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README.contributors files mention much of the code here is "expected to be upstreamed into glibc". Upstreaming would make it much easier to consume these optimizations - what's the status on that? Is there anything we can do to help that along? In particular, we're interested in stringlib for 32-bit arm.
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So pretty much all of it is in GLIBC already and generally we quickly upstream new optimizations and features. The string functions for 32-bit Arm are quite old and not very optimized. Basically 32-bit Linux didn't get much attention since the move to 64-bit... Which string functions are you interested in, and for which CPU?
README.contributors
files mention much of the code here is "expected to be upstreamed into glibc". Upstreaming would make it much easier to consume these optimizations - what's the status on that? Is there anything we can do to help that along? In particular, we're interested in stringlib for 32-bit arm.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: