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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Floating point calcualtions and the .NET framework moonmoth July 3rd, 2002, 03:12 PM Does doing any floating point calculations in the .NET environment, using the C# language, access any of the special underlying hardware of the Pentium4 processor, like SSE2 instructions. Or is there a special math coprocessor that it uses instead? moonmoth jparsons July 3rd, 2002, 07:14 PM Originally posted by moonmoth Does doing any floating point calculations in the .NET environment, using the C# language, access any of the special underlying hardware of the Pentium4 processor, like SSE2 instructions. Or is there a special math coprocessor that it uses instead? moonmoth It's likely that the JIT compiler will spit out the SSE2 floating point instructions if it is on a P4 procesesor. It's on of the advantages to useing a JIT compilier. However I am unaware if the current JIT compilier does that for a P4 codeguru.com
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