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BLAS in assembly for the 486

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From: Thomas J. Bartolac
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 14:48
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Does anyone know of a source for the Basic Linear Algebra System (BLAS)
routines, levels 1, 2, and 3, written in assembly for the 486?

I have the portable FORTRAN versions of the code, and an optimizing (MSF5.1)  
compiler, but I believe hand-written assembly could take better advantage of
the 486 architecture (integrated floating point, internal 8K cache) than do
the /Ox and /G2 options in MSF5.1.

Please respond by e-mail to bartolac@ugcs.caltech.edu.  Thanks.

							Tom
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