Add Apple M1/M2/M3/M4 Linux MIDR detection#385
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Thanks, can you rebase now that the #384 is merged and then run clang-format? I can merge after that.
Fixes pytorch#380 by adding cpuinfo_arm_decode_vendor_uarch logic for Apple's implementer 'a' (0x61).
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Done. rebased and clang-formatted |
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Fixes #380 by adding
cpuinfo_arm_decode_vendor_uarchlogic for Apple's implementer'a'(0x61).This PR includes MIDR part mappings for:
These additions allow
cpuinfoto correctly detect the microarchitecture of Apple Silicon cores when running on Linux (e.g., Asahi Linux).