Suporte do Apple M4 CPU Adicionado ao LLVM/Clang

 

Recentemente, os engenheiros de compiladores da Apple contribuíram para o suporte do Apple M4 CPU no compilador upstream LLVM/Clang via o novo alvo -mcpu=apple-m4. Interessantemente, o Apple M4 é exposto como um design derivado do ARMv8.7.

Apple Revela o Novo Chip M4 Durante o Lançamento do iPad Pro

 

Ontem, durante o lançamento dos novos tablets iPad Pro, a Apple anunciou o M4, seu mais recente design de silício interno.

Apple M5 SoC Unveiled: A 4x AI Performance Leap Redefines Pro Workflows

 

Apple's revolutionary M5 SoC is here, boasting a 4x GPU AI performance leap over the M4. Our in-depth analysis covers the new 3nm architecture, CPU upgrades, and what it means for professionals in creative workflows and AI development. Discover which new MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro models get the power boost.

Unlocking Premium Linux Performance: Apple Silicon Driver Updates for Kernel 6.17

 

Deep dive into Apple SoC driver & DeviceTree updates for Linux 6.17: GPU bindings progress, Rust dependencies impact, M2 support status, M3/M4 roadmap, and Asahi Linux's upstream challenges. Essential reading for ARM64 developers & enthusiasts.

Asahi Linux Advances: Unlocking the Full Potential of Apple Silicon M-Series for Developers and Enthusiasts

 

Explore the latest Asahi Linux progress report on Apple Silicon support. Discover kernel updates for M2 Pro/Max/Ultra, the Rust migration for the m1n1 bootloader, gaming advancements with Wine, and the current state of M3/M4 bring-up. A must-read for developers and enterprise users.

Linux 6.15 Kernel Brings Major Apple Silicon Improvements: Touch Bar, Audio & PCIe Support

 

Linux 6.15 kernel brings major Apple Silicon improvements, including Touch Bar support, PCIe/USB-A fixes, and audio patches for M1/M2 Macs. Learn about the latest Asahi Linux developments for Apple hardware.

Apple Silicon Linux Support Advances: Key Device Tree Updates in Linux 6.16

 

Linux 6.16 brings Device Tree updates for Apple Silicon, adding SPMI/PMIC support for M-Series chips and cache reporting for A-Series. Discover how these changes improve Linux on Mac performance and compatibility for developers and power users.