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| <PISI> | <PISI> | ||||
| <Source> | <Source> | ||||
| <Name>orc</Name> | <Name>orc</Name> | ||||
| <Homepage>http://code.entropywave.com/orc/</Homepage> | <Homepage>https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/modules/orc.html</Homepage> | ||||
| <Packager> | <Packager> | ||||
| <Name>Ikey Doherty</Name> | <Name>Martin Reboredo</Name> | ||||
| <Email>ikey@solus-project.com</Email> | <Email>yakoyoku@gmail.com</Email> | ||||
| </Packager> | </Packager> | ||||
| <License>BSD-2-Clause</License> | <License>BSD-2-Clause</License> | ||||
| <License>BSD-3-Clause</License> | <License>BSD-3-Clause</License> | ||||
| <PartOf>programming.library</PartOf> | <PartOf>programming.library</PartOf> | ||||
| <Summary xml:lang="en">The Oil Runtime Compiler</Summary> | <Summary xml:lang="en">The Oil Runtime Compiler</Summary> | ||||
| <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | ||||
| </Description> | </Description> | ||||
| <Archive type="binary" sha1sum="79eb0752a961b8e0d15c77d298c97498fbc89c5a">https://solus-project.com/sources/README.Solus</Archive> | <Archive type="binary" sha1sum="79eb0752a961b8e0d15c77d298c97498fbc89c5a">https://getsol.us/sources/README.Solus</Archive> | ||||
| </Source> | </Source> | ||||
| <Package> | <Package> | ||||
| <Name>orc</Name> | <Name>orc</Name> | ||||
| <Summary xml:lang="en">The Oil Runtime Compiler</Summary> | <Summary xml:lang="en">The Oil Runtime Compiler</Summary> | ||||
| <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | ||||
| </Description> | </Description> | ||||
| <PartOf>programming.library</PartOf> | <PartOf>programming.library</PartOf> | ||||
| <Files> | <Files> | ||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/lib*.so.*</Path> | <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/liborc-0.4.so.0</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/liborc-0.4.so.0.32.0</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/liborc-test-0.4.so.0</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/liborc-test-0.4.so.0.32.0</Path> | |||||
| </Files> | </Files> | ||||
| </Package> | </Package> | ||||
| <Package> | <Package> | ||||
| <Name>orc-32bit</Name> | <Name>orc-32bit</Name> | ||||
| <Summary xml:lang="en">32-bit libraries for orc</Summary> | <Summary xml:lang="en">32-bit libraries for orc</Summary> | ||||
| <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | ||||
| </Description> | </Description> | ||||
| <PartOf>emul32</PartOf> | <PartOf>emul32</PartOf> | ||||
| <RuntimeDependencies> | <RuntimeDependencies> | ||||
| <Dependency release="5">orc</Dependency> | <Dependency release="6">orc</Dependency> | ||||
| </RuntimeDependencies> | </RuntimeDependencies> | ||||
| <Files> | <Files> | ||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/lib*.so.*</Path> | <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/liborc-0.4.so.0</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/liborc-0.4.so.0.32.0</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/liborc-test-0.4.so.0</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/liborc-test-0.4.so.0.32.0</Path> | |||||
| </Files> | </Files> | ||||
| </Package> | </Package> | ||||
| <Package> | <Package> | ||||
| <Name>orc-32bit-devel</Name> | <Name>orc-32bit-devel</Name> | ||||
| <Summary xml:lang="en">Development files for 32-bit orc</Summary> | <Summary xml:lang="en">Development files for 32-bit orc</Summary> | ||||
| <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | ||||
| </Description> | </Description> | ||||
| <PartOf>programming.devel</PartOf> | <PartOf>programming.devel</PartOf> | ||||
| <RuntimeDependencies> | <RuntimeDependencies> | ||||
| <Dependency release="5">orc-32bit</Dependency> | <Dependency release="6">orc-32bit</Dependency> | ||||
| <Dependency release="5">orc-devel</Dependency> | <Dependency release="6">orc-devel</Dependency> | ||||
| </RuntimeDependencies> | </RuntimeDependencies> | ||||
| <Files> | <Files> | ||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/lib*.so</Path> | <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/liborc-0.4.so</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/lib32/pkgconfig/*.pc</Path> | <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib32/liborc-test-0.4.so</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/lib32/pkgconfig/orc-0.4.pc</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/lib32/pkgconfig/orc-test-0.4.pc</Path> | |||||
| </Files> | </Files> | ||||
| </Package> | </Package> | ||||
| <Package> | <Package> | ||||
| <Name>orc-devel</Name> | <Name>orc-devel</Name> | ||||
| <Summary xml:lang="en">Development files for orc</Summary> | <Summary xml:lang="en">Development files for orc</Summary> | ||||
| <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | ||||
| </Description> | </Description> | ||||
| <PartOf>programming.devel</PartOf> | <PartOf>programming.devel</PartOf> | ||||
| <RuntimeDependencies> | <RuntimeDependencies> | ||||
| <Dependency release="5">orc</Dependency> | <Dependency release="6">orc</Dependency> | ||||
| </RuntimeDependencies> | </RuntimeDependencies> | ||||
| <Files> | <Files> | ||||
| <Path fileType="executable">/usr/bin</Path> | <Path fileType="executable">/usr/bin/orc-bugreport</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/</Path> | <Path fileType="executable">/usr/bin/orcc</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/lib*.so</Path> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc-test/orcarray.h</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/lib64/pkgconfig/*.pc</Path> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc-test/orcprofile.h</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/share/aclocal</Path> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc-test/orcrandom.h</Path> | ||||
| </Files> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc-test/orctest.h</Path> | ||||
| </Package> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orc-stdint.h</Path> | ||||
| <Package> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orc.h</Path> | ||||
| <Name>orc-docs</Name> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcarm.h</Path> | ||||
| <Summary xml:lang="en">Documentation for orc</Summary> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcbytecode.h</Path> | ||||
| <Description xml:lang="en">Orc is a just-in-time compiler implemented as a library and set of associated tools for compiling and executing simple programs that operate on arrays of data. Orc is unlike other general-purpose JIT engines: the Orc bytecode and language is designed so that it can be readily converted into SIMD instructions. This translates to interesting language features and limitations: Orc has built-in capability for SIMD-friendly operations such as shuffling, saturated addition and subtraction, but only works on arrays of data. This makes Orc good for applications such as image processing, audio processing, array math, and signal analysis. | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcbytecodes.h</Path> | ||||
| </Description> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orccode.h</Path> | ||||
| <PartOf>programming.docs</PartOf> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orccompiler.h</Path> | ||||
| <Files> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcconstant.h</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="doc">/usr/share/gtk-doc/html/</Path> | <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orccpu.h</Path> | ||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orccpuinsn.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcdebug.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcemulateopcodes.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcexecutor.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcfunctions.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcinstruction.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcinternal.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orclimits.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcmips.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcmmx.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcneon.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orconce.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcopcode.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcparse.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcpowerpc.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcprogram.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcrule.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcsse.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orctarget.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcutils.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcvariable.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcx86.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="header">/usr/include/orc-0.4/orc/orcx86insn.h</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/liborc-0.4.so</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/liborc-test-0.4.so</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/lib64/pkgconfig/orc-0.4.pc</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/lib64/pkgconfig/orc-test-0.4.pc</Path> | |||||
| <Path fileType="data">/usr/share/aclocal/orc.m4</Path> | |||||
| </Files> | </Files> | ||||
| </Package> | </Package> | ||||
| <History> | <History> | ||||
| <Update release="5"> | <Update release="6"> | ||||
| <Date>2017-04-12</Date> | <Date>2021-07-31</Date> | ||||
| <Version>0.4.26</Version> | <Version>0.4.32</Version> | ||||
| <Comment>Packaging update</Comment> | <Comment>Packaging update</Comment> | ||||
| <Name>Ikey Doherty</Name> | <Name>Martin Reboredo</Name> | ||||
| <Email>ikey@solus-project.com</Email> | <Email>yakoyoku@gmail.com</Email> | ||||
| </Update> | </Update> | ||||
| </History> | </History> | ||||
| </PISI> | </PISI> | ||||
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