Naoki Shibata

iOS and Android would be worth supporting officially. Let me think.

Android is supported by Travis. @xsacha Are you interested in also contributing CI setting for Android, and possibly iOS? https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/android/

I would say it is not a large problem that cross compilation requires a prior native build. In order to do testing, this is a necessary process. Are you thinking...

Okay, I understand. I will try to fix the problem.

Okay, but are you adding new functions based on the helpers? I am interested in what functions people like you want to add to sleef.

Why don't you just use the log10 functions in SLEEF? I haven't carefully looked into your implementation, but is it faster? Please also check out the CUDA support which is...

Below is another example. http://www.aist-nara.ac.jp/~n-sibata/header_example/sleefinline_sse2.h http://www.aist-nara.ac.jp/~n-sibata/header_example/helloinline.c http://www.aist-nara.ac.jp/~n-sibata/header_example/helloinline.s Please see that the function is inlined in helloinline.s.

There will be almost no code duplication. Those header files are generated from the existing sleefsimddp.c and sleefsimdsp.c. Some of the macros have to be written in a special format...

Hello, What kind of use cases are you thinking of? Basically, I am not an expert of cmake, so your help is welcome. We can just assume that SLEEF is...

But I think the most common approach is to divide the exported functions into multiple libraries. For example, FFTW is installed as libfftw3.a, libfftw3f.a, libfftw3l.a, libfftw3q.a, and many more. The...