/** 
 * @file llv4math.h
 * @brief LLV4* class header file - vector processor enabled math
 *
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#ifndef	LL_LLV4MATH_H
#define	LL_LLV4MATH_H

// *NOTE: We do not support SSE acceleration on Windows builds.
// Our minimum specification for the viewer includes 1 GHz Athlon processors,
// which covers the Athlon Thunderbird series that does not support SSE.
//
// Our header files include statements like this
//   const F32 HAVOK_TIMESTEP = 1.f / 45.f;
// This creates "globals" that are included in each .obj file.  If a single
// .cpp file has SSE code generation turned on (eg, llviewerjointmesh_sse.cpp)
// these globals will be initialized using SSE instructions.  This causes SL
// to crash before main() on processors without SSE.  Untangling all these 
// headers/variables is too much work for the small performance gains of 
// vectorization.
//
// Therefore we only support vectorization on builds where the everything is 
// built with SSE or Altivec.  See https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-1610
// and https://jira.lindenlab.com/browse/SL-47720 for details.
//
// Sorry the code is such a mess. JC

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// LLV4MATH - GNUC
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#if LL_GNUC && __GNUC__ >= 4 && __SSE__

#define			LL_VECTORIZE					1

#if LL_DARWIN

#include <Accelerate/Accelerate.h>
#include <xmmintrin.h>
typedef vFloat	V4F32;

#else

#include <xmmintrin.h>
typedef float	V4F32							__attribute__((vector_size(16)));

#endif

#endif
#if LL_GNUC

#define			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_PREFIX
#define			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_POSTFIX		__attribute__((aligned(16)))

#endif

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// LLV4MATH - MSVC
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Only vectorize if the entire Windows build uses SSE.
// _M_IX86_FP is set when SSE code generation is turned on, and I have
// confirmed this in VS2003, VS2003 SP1, and VS2005. JC
#if LL_MSVC && _M_IX86_FP

#define			LL_VECTORIZE					1

#include <xmmintrin.h>

typedef __m128	V4F32;

#endif
#if LL_MSVC

#define			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_PREFIX		__declspec(align(16))
#define			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_POSTFIX

#endif

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// LLV4MATH - default - no vectorization
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#if !LL_VECTORIZE

#define			LL_VECTORIZE					0

struct			V4F32							{ F32 __pad__[4]; };

inline F32 llv4lerp(F32 a, F32 b, F32 w)		{ return ( b - a ) * w + a; }

#endif

#ifndef			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_PREFIX
#	define			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_PREFIX
#endif
#ifndef			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_POSTFIX
#	define			LL_LLV4MATH_ALIGN_POSTFIX
#endif

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// LLV4MATH
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


#define			LLV4_NUM_AXIS					4

class LLV4Vector3;
class LLV4Matrix3;
class LLV4Matrix4;

#endif