Right, because Intel should spend their finite resources buying every imaginable Intel-compatible CPU from other vendors just to test and qualify them for the Intel compiler.
That's not what people are asking. Removing the code that sabotages performance on non-Intel processors would be trivial for Intel to do and would benefit users enormously.
That's not what people are asking. Removing the code that sabotages performance on non-Intel processors would be trivial for Intel to do and would benefit users enormously.