I think so. For the most part I'm happy to have the compiler rearrange my intrinsics and decide where the spills should go (inevitably you have spills if you un

I think so. For the most part I'm happy to have the compiler rearrange my intrinsics and decide where the spills should go (inevitably you have spills if you unroll the loop enough times to avoid stalls, because these instructions tend to be like "you can have 6 in flight at a time but that would take 18 registers lol". The main problem I've met here is that the compiler will emit useless instructions to narrow or widen integers in general-purpose registers (e.g. the result of movemask) but this can be solved by looking at the generated assembly and fixing the high-level code.