https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=383010
--- Comment #105 from Petr <kobalicek.p...@gmail.com> --- BTW can anyone clarify the following: - What happened to the work Tanya did / what happened to Tanya? - If Intel wanted to sponsor AVX-512 support and the one who was working on it lost interest or cannot do it anymore (Russia?); is Intel still willing to sponsor somebody else who would be able to do it? - If Intel is not interested anymore, is there any other company (or multiple companies) willing to sponsor the AVX-512 support? I don't think this is about manpower, it's more about sponsoring the effort as AVX-512 is pretty comprehensive ISA. What I personally like on valgrind is that it runs unmodified binaries - it can even run JIT generated code, which is amazing for my own use cases, but the lack of AVX-512 support is getting in the way more and more as a lot of existing software adds support for AVX-512. You can say "compile without AVX-512", but that means you cannot test AVX-512 code, which means valgrind cannot be used to find problems in software that supports AVX-512. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
