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The build script sets "nehalem" as the hardware target, which probably has newer instructions than your CPU. Actually, I didn't expect anyone to ever run orca-c with an AMD64-targeted kernel but with such an old CPU. Sorry about that.
note the triple S, it's different then SSE3
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSSE3)
I assume it is again that my pc (Athlon64X2) is segfaulting on freshly compiled code like this because it misses this particular instruction set.
Is Orca-C really using this instruction set? Or is it just a feature that could be turned off?
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