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I don't have much to say about this, and it seems nobody else does either. I believe the Enthought distribution is built with Intel so someone there might know more. Why don't you commit it and ask for testing? |
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Committed and asked, thanks. |
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Merge in numpy-hpy from ss/port-more-from-mappingc to labs-hpy-port * commit '4a9bd6e9d4c669cfe8ec4a59f5af61677d0ed47d': Full port of hpy_unpack_indices Port simple 1-d fancy indexing
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refactor: Optimize vzip_s8
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Adding the 64-bit Intel C compiler seems correct to be and can't break anything. The only thing I'm not sure about is if it's okay to hardcode -fPIC for the 32-bit compiler. I searched the mailing list, and there seem to be only problems when it's missing - it's always required for a shared library. But if this is a problem, then I think the rest can still be applied.