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it seems to work fine at compiling AviSynth plug-ins
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Just what I needed.
[edit]From "Optimization.doc":
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If you are sure you are building code for a computer that has SSE2 support, e.g. Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon machine, you can use the /arch:SSE2 option. This produces code that will not run on other chips, but is much faster, especially for routines with a lot of floating point arithmetic.
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Since when Athlon (except 64) have SSE2 support, and since when SSE2 is for floating point operations !? Given /arch:SSE exists, I feel there quite some nonsense in this document...[/edit]