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I guess on Darwin, the micro-architecture that Swift targets is determined by the deployment target. On Linux/Windows/... this is isn't possible however.
I think Swift should clearly specify two things:
which Intel micro-architecture does the compiler expect as a minimum
which Intel micro-architecture does a program compiled with the Swift compiler expect as a minimum (by default)
Also, Swift should output that in swift -version or similar.
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I guess on Darwin, the micro-architecture that Swift targets is determined by the deployment target. On Linux/Windows/... this is isn't possible however.
I think Swift should clearly specify two things:
which Intel micro-architecture does the compiler expect as a minimum
which Intel micro-architecture does a program compiled with the Swift compiler expect as a minimum (by default)
Also, Swift should output that in
swift -version
or similar.This would've helped with bugs such as SR-14186 .
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