Intrinsics for addition, subtraction, negation and absolute value, such as _sadd and _ssub. For example, _sadd(v1, v2) returns the 16-bit saturated sum of v1 and v2.

Intrinsics for multiplication and shifting, such as _smpy and _sshl. For example, _smpy(v1, v2) returns the saturated fractional-mode product of v1 and v2.

Intrinsics for rounding, saturation, bitcount and extremum, such as _round and _count. For example, _round(v1) returns the value v1 rounded by adding 215 using unsaturated arithmetic, clearing the lower 16 bits.

Associative variants of intrinsics for addition and multiply-and-accumulate. This includes all TI C55x intrinsics prefixed with _a_, for example, _a_sadd and _a_smac.

Rounding variants of intrinsics for multiplication and shifting, for example, _smacr and _smasr.

All long long variants of intrinsics. This includes all TI C55x intrinsics prefixed with _ll, for example, _llsadd and _llshl. long long variants of intrinsics are not supported in the ARM compilation tools because they operate on 40-bit data.

All arithmetic intrinsics with side effects. For example, the TI C55x intrinsics _firs and _lms are not defined in c55x.h.

Intrinsics for ETSI support functions, such as L_add_c and L_sub_c.