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I think they have internally tools for humans but the open source project only produces the machine-readable information intended to be consumed by compilers. I
by romed 8y ago
I think they have internally tools for humans but the open source project only produces the machine-readable information intended to be consumed by compilers. If you look at their slide deck they have some kind of visualizer that explains dependency and port dispatch for a short snippet of asm.
- BeeOnRope 8y agoYeah I wasn't talking so much about machine vs human readable, but whether the results for various CPUs are available, published somewhere in the git repo or elsewhere. If not, then it's just a tool for getting the results yourself, on hardware you have - which is also very nice, but a different type of resource as compared to Agner's published guides for 20+ CPUs, and the uops.info tables, etc.