Hi Daniel,
Could you split the patch into two:
1) Older solaris support
I think an #if based soultion could work here:
#if defined(old_solaris)
asm for old solaris
#else
original code
#endif
Or it would be even better, if you could find a system call for cache flush, and get rid the assembly code in the old solaris case. This may be supported there:
http://man-wiki.net/index.php/2:cacheflush
(The typos could be added to this patch, it should be the smaller)
2) Intel C compiler
The cpuid on 64 bit should be look like this:
#if defined (__MSC_VER)
#if _MSC_VER >= 1400
__cpuid();
#else
#error An implementation of CPUID is required.
#endif
#elif GCC, IntelC etc.
AT&T syntax with __asm__
#endif
The ABI is the Application Binary Interface. It tells how a binary function calls another. Which registers are saved, which are not, how the arguments are passed (these are called calling conventions).
On x86/32 many calling conventions are used. stdcall, ccall, fastcall. SLJIT supports two types: the stdcall and the GCC style fastcall (when SLJIT_X86_32_FASTCALL is defined), which is also used by msvc. E.g. borland C compiler uses another type of fastcall, but it supports MS style fast calls, so SLJIT_CALL is defined as __msfastcall, and SLJIT_X86_32_FASTCALL is defined as 1. (Fast call is usually faster than standard call, since it passes the first two arguments in ecx:edx). Thus, getting rid of __stdcall just cause crashes. You need to find which calling types are supported by ICC, and use either the standard or the GCC style fastcall type.
Regards,
Zoltan
