os version 10.13 "High Sierra" appears to be the oldest release now for which Homebrew provides a gcc package.
Anything older and the Travis job will run out of time building gcc from source
There is currently no simple way to query cache sizes on ARMV8, so this takes the number of cores as a trivial indication if the target is a server-class device with a big cache, or just a single-board toy or smartphone.
* Add gcc7-generated assembly files for POWER8/9 isa/ica-min/max and POWER9 caxpy
To work around internal compiler errors encountered when compiling the original C source with gcc 4 and 5, and wrong code generated by gcc 8.3.0
* Use gcc-generated assembly instead of original C sources
to work around internal compiler errors encountered with gcc 4.8/5.4 and wrong code generation by gcc 8.3
* Use gcc-generated assembly instead of the original C source
to work around internal compiler errors encountered with gcc 4.8 and 5.4, and wrong code generation by gcc 8.3
* Add gcc7-generated assembler version of caxpy for power8
to work around wrong code generated by gcc 8.3
* Handle CONJ define for caxpyc
* Handle CONJ define for caxpyc
* Add gcc7-generated assembly cdot for POWER9
* Use prebuilt assembly for POWER9 cdot
created with gcc 7.3.1 to work around ICE in older gcc versions
* Exclude POWER9 from DYNAMIC_ARCH when gcc versions is lower than 6
* Update Makefile.system
* Use PROLOGUE macro to ensure correct function name for DYNAMIC_ARCH
* Disable POWER9 with old gcc versions
* Fix compiler identification and option setting
* Handle BINARY=32 option on X86_64
* Add xGEMM3M unroll parameters for crossbuild-target CORE2
* Replace bogus mingw64/32bit CI job with actual 32bit build
mingw64 is not multilib-capable, so using an x86_64-mingw with BINARY=32 in the CI was not going to work anyway (but build passed while BINARY=32 was ignored).
1. Supply appropriate values for C/Z GEMM unroll when cross-compiling for CORE2 or ARMV7
2. Add the required xLOCAL_BUFFER_SIZE parameters for cross-compiling CORE2
3. Add -DFORCE_<target> option to getarch when building with -DTARGET=target
for #2245