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[FMV] Change the __HAVE_FUNCTION_MULTI_VERSIONING value.
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Looks reasonable to me.
Ditto. Thank you!
Hi @DanielKristofKiss , can you please give more context to this change? Why is it necessary?
Hi @vhscampos, One of the reasons: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/79659
If the macro reports the version then a program code could check the support level. Later if we introduce new features to the spec then we would have a way to detect it. Also make easier to check feature level support to ( .e.g. arch FeatureX only introduced in 2025 release of ACLE )
I'm not sure this is a good idea. __HAVE_FUNCTION_MULTI_VERSIONING
is a name that reflects a binary choice. Even having it as a bitmask would be a stretch (the previously suggested approach in https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/79659).
If we want to gate things behing conditions such as this:
#if __HAVE_FUNCTION_MULTI_VERSIONING >= __ARM_ACLE_VERSION(2024, 1, 0 )
Then we should just use directly:
#if __ARM_ACLE >= __ARM_ACLE_VERSION(2024, 1, 0 )
I am not sure that using __ARM_ACLE >= __ARM_ACLE_VERSION(2024, 1, 0 )
directly solves the problem that I have:
the presence of compilers in the wild that claim to but don't actually support [FMV] means we don't have a great way to gate usage of this feature via the preprocessor.
For context, in clang, support for FMV depends on:
- platform support for IFuncs, or an equivalent lowering (which isn't implemented for all platforms)
- libcompiler_rt being the runtime library
which are both orthogonal to the implemented ACLE version.
Sorry for the long delay. I had some discussions internally but the outcome got lost in the process.
I reckon that __HAVE_FUNCTION_MULTI_VERSIONING is a macro whose value should remain a boolean. Its name has the explicit meaning of a boolean piece of information.
For the purpose intended in this change, I recommend that a new macro is created with a name similar to __MULTI_VERSIONING_SUPPORT_LEVEL, with a value derived from the relevant ACLE version:
#define __MULTI_VERSIONING_SUPPORT_LEVEL __ARM_ACLE_VERSION(2024, 1, 0)
works for me
@labrinea Can you please review this as well once you're able to?
Lgtm