Intrinsic Functions for Device Compilers (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
The device compilers support a wide variety of intrinsic functions. Some intrinsic functions are supported by all device compilers. In addition, the compilers for each microprocessor family support additional intrinsic functions.
Common intrinsic functions perform simple and useful operations that are difficult to express concisely in C or C++. They are called common because more than one device compiler supports them.
Using intrinsic functions to access assembly instructions instead of inline assembly results in code that can still be fully optimized by the compiler.
You can enable these functions by including Cmnintrin.h.
In This Section
- Common Intrinsic Functions for Device Compilers
Provides reference information about intrinsic functions supported for all device compilers.
- Intrinsic Forms of CRT Functions
Provides reference information about CRT functions that are supported as intrinsic functions by the device compilers.
- Unsupported Intrinsic Functions
Lists the intrinsic functions that are supported by desktop compilers, but not supported by device compilers.
- Macros for Common Intrinsics
Provided detailed reference information about macros that assist with processor-specific requirements.
Related Sections
- Intrinsic Functions for ARM Microprocessors
Provides reference materials about intrinsic functions specifically defined for the ARM microprocessor compiler.
- Intrinsic Functions for MIPS Microprocessors
Provides reference materials about intrinsic functions specifically defined for the MIPS microprocessor compiler.
- Intrinsic Functions for Renesas Microprocessors
Provides reference materials about intrinsic functions specifically defined for the SH microprocessor compiler.