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When I first saw the post title, I thought, "Finally, they are putting PhysicsFS into SDL directly." Disappointed.
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The SIMD is literally large amounts of silicon to implement some niche instructions. Most general purpose programs don't need them, and the ones that...
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Each of these architectures have the equivalent of SIMD instructions. These are CISC instructions. RISC philosophy was supposed to be the bare minimum...
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There are no CPUs designed today that are RISCs. Period. They all use a mix of CISC and RISC bits. X86 uses RISC bits underneath a CISC outer covering...
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No, Nvidia is not behind the Open Source driver, the previous poster was saying Nvidia should pay him for his work.
The open source stack...
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Android devices. They lose support but are still out in the wild. So you can take this and put it on the oldest version of Android devices that still...
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Everything that supports Vulkan supports Vulkan 1.0. All editions afterward build on it....
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The vast majority of older titles it is enough for, but the reality is most will stick with their own engines.
Programs that use the built-in...
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