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SSE

The x86 instruction family every x86-64 chip has, used for all ordinary float and double arithmetic (addsd, mulss and so on).

SSE/SSE2 (Streaming SIMD Extensions) are baseline on x86-64; their scalar forms (suffix ss for float, sd for double) are what compilers emit for float and double arithmetic, replacing the x87 stack.

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