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Actually, GCC 3.3 supports Altivec extensions (like vector keywords) but =
does
not generate Altivec instructions on regular code, so you need to write
specific code.
The IBM compiler optimizes regular code using the Altivec.

Lga.

Selon Natalia Portillo <claunia@claunia.com>:

> GCC supports Altivec, just see the help.