Even when the host machine supports more advanced instruction sets like AVX/AVX2 - VMs only expose SSE and SSE2. At the moment it's not possible to test AVX code in these VMs. Xhyve exposes features up to AVX, but not AVX2, even when the host supports these extensions.
Is there any plan to perhaps add an option that would influence how many CPU features would be provided to the guest machine? I think at least AVX as exposed by xhyve would be great.
Even when the host machine supports more advanced instruction sets like AVX/AVX2 - VMs only expose SSE and SSE2. At the moment it's not possible to test AVX code in these VMs. Xhyve exposes features up to AVX, but not AVX2, even when the host supports these extensions.
Is there any plan to perhaps add an option that would influence how many CPU features would be provided to the guest machine? I think at least AVX as exposed by xhyve would be great.