SSE2NEON.h moved to GitHub
I'm sure everyone has heard by now that Google is dropping support for their code hosting service called 'Google Code'. Since I spent years getting all of my various open source projects on there, it is now going to take me god knows how long to migrate them to GitHub.
The one project that I have moved so far is 'SSE2NEON.h'. This is a perfect example of exactly why I release some stuff open source. SSE2NEON.h is a header file which makes it easy to port SSE intrinsics to Neon (PC to Android).
I wrote the original version and I only ported as many methods as I needed to get a particular project to work. I didn't attempt to get complete and full coverage of the entire instruction set. Then, a co-worker of mine at NVIDIA named Brandon Rowlett, who was also working on a porting project, added some additional support.
However, the most gratifying feedback I got was when a developer I have never met downloaded the header file for use in his own porting project and, then, he added even more support. I cannot say that we have full coverage at this time, but clearly it can make porting a big pile of SSE code to NEON a whole lot easier.
Thanks to all of the contributors who have helped maintain this piece of reference code!
You can find the revised header file at its new official location on GitHub here:
https://github.com/jratcliff63367/sse2neon/blob/master/SSE2NEON.h
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