Soffian Abdul Rasad

CPU2.0 Revision 1.0.4 [1] Added formatted versions of dumpymm/dummxmm/dumpmmx, for both forward and reversed variants. [2] Added some more "aprnxxxx" array routines to support formatted versions of [1] [3] Added prnhexbf, prnintdf, prnintwf, prnintuf,prnintf, prndblf and prnfltf to support [1] and [2] [4] Fixed a small bug in 64-bit Linux version of "dumpxmm". [5] Dropped "fpuset" library from circulation. All functions have been transferred to CPU2.0 Regards S.A.R December 18th, 2018

CPU2.0 Revision 1.0.3 [1] Added "str_lengthd". Find a length of a string using a delimiter byte instead of null-terminated byte. Regards S.A.R December 15th, 2018

CPU2.0 Revision 1.0.2 [1] Minor bug fix to "fpu_stack" (Win64 version) [2] Improvements to selected routines Regards S.A.R December 14th, 2018

This is CPU2.0 Revision 1.0.1 (First revision) Added 24 new array-display routines, offering both forward (little-endian) and reversed views. These new routines are now used in all XMM/YMM/MMX viewing routines. timer_start now return in XMM0 instead of RAX. Now after calling timer_stop(), you can view the time difference as double type via prndbl function. Regards S.A.R December 12th, 2018

A number of users have requested for full ABI64-compliant versions of CPULIB. So for my weekend project, I modified CPULIB, plus other additions and deprecations, to come up with CPU2.0. So starting from next year, I will be providing long-term support for CPU2.0 only. Sorry at this time, it comes in binaries only. No source. And this version offers no 32-bit variants. Use CPULIB / BASELIB for 32-bit variants. Regards S.A.R December 9th, 2018.

A number of users have requested for full compliant versions of CPULIB. So for my weekend project, I modified CPULIB, plus other additions and deprecations, to come up with CPU2.0. Starting from next year, I will be providing long-term suppor for CPU2.0. Sorry at this time, it comes in binaries only. No source. And this version offers no 32-bit variants. Use CPULIB / BASELIB for 32-bit variants. Regards S.A.R December 9th, 2018.

Just added "fpuset.zip" to the main distribution. Useful for almost all kind of floating-point purposes. This is all you need if you want to deal with FPU, MMX, SSE and AVX operations. It supports up to byte vector operations. Win64 only. Also a small bug-fix to CPULIB (prnxmm/prnxmmr) affecting "cpu64w" (source and binary). BASELIB are not affected. Revision stays at 4.1.6. See you next year. Regards S.A.R Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia December 5th, 2018.

Revision 4.1.6 is out (December 3rd, 2018). Major overhauls to all MMX/SSE/AVX viewing routines. They are now fully-featured so you can deal with MMX/SSE/AVX instructions up to byte granularity. Use them for good purposes. Regards S.A.R