Greetings,
VOLK v1.0.1 has been tagged in git and is now available through the normal channels. Those are:A quick note about release notes: they are once again available for raw download from http://libvolk.org/news_raw/ . They are also available inside the git tag annotation for tag v1.0.1.
The website (http://libvolk.org) is mostly up to date and the new documentation will be up shortly.
Now for the release notes:
This is a maintenance release with bug fixes since the initial release of v1.0
in April.
Contributors
============
The following authors have contributed code to this release:
* Doug Geiger <doug.geiger@bioradiation.net>
* Elliot Briggs <elliot.briggs@gmail.com>
* Marcus Mueller <marcus@hostalia.de>
* Nathan West <nathan.west@okstate.edu>
* Tom Rondeau <tom@trondeau.com>
Changes
=======
Kernels
-------
Several bug fixes in different kernels. The NEON implementations of the
following kernels have been fixed:
* 32f_x2_add_32f
* 32f_x2_dot_prod_32f
* 32fc_s32fc_multiply_32fc
* 32fc_x2_multiply_32fc
Additionally the NEON asm based 32f_x2_add_32f protokernels were not being used
and are now included and available for use via the dispatcher.
The 32f_s32f_x2_fm_detect_32f kernel now has a puppet. This solves QA seg
faults on 32-bit machines and provide a better test for this kernel.
The 32fc_s32fc_x2_rotator_32fc generic protokernel replaced cabsf with hypotf
for better Android support.
Building
--------
Static builds now trigger the applications (volk_profile and volk-config-info)
to be statically linked.
The file gcc_x86_cpuid.h has been removed since it was no longer being used.
Previously it provided cpuid functionality for ancient compilers that we do
not support.
All build types now use -Wall.
QA and Testing
--------------
The documentation around the --update option to volk_profile now makes it clear
that the option will only profile kernels without entries in volk_profile. The
signature of run_volk_tests with expanded args changed signed types to unsigned
types to reflect the actual input.
The remaining changes are all non-functional changes to address issues from
Coverity.
Nathan
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