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On most modern x86-64 CPUs, floor/ceil/nearbyint intrinsics all get turned into CPU instructions. However, on older CPUs or low-power architectures, LLVM eventually gives up and simply calls the C standard library functions floorf()/ceilf()/nearbyintf(). Of course, inNative doesn't have a C standard library, so this fails.
A version of these functions should be provided in the default environment so the fallback actually works.
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On most modern x86-64 CPUs,
floor
/ceil
/nearbyint
intrinsics all get turned into CPU instructions. However, on older CPUs or low-power architectures, LLVM eventually gives up and simply calls the C standard library functionsfloorf()
/ceilf()
/nearbyintf()
. Of course, inNative doesn't have a C standard library, so this fails.A version of these functions should be provided in the default environment so the fallback actually works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: