- ...
- Now
x86-64-level
asserts that the input CPU flags are of the correct format, which is assumed to be only lower-case letters, digits, and underscores.
- Calling
x86-64-level --assert=""
would produce error messagemerror: command not found
and not the intendedERROR: Option '--assert' must not be empty
.
- Add unit tests.
- Now
--assert
reports also on the CPU name.
-
Add support for
x86-64-level --assert=<level>
. -
Add support for
cat /proc/cpuinfo | x86-64-level -
.
- Created.