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Vectorized SIMD evaluation #380
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This is still worth pursuing. |
I’ll look at this
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Would be able to push this after midterm exam, about two weeks later 💪 |
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Numexpr supports already the Intel SVML for vectorial evaluation of elementary function. But it is neither free, nor open-source, nor cross-platform.
Sleef
is another SIMD implementation of all basic math function which runs on most CPU architectures (x86, PPC, ARM ...) on all operating systems. https://sleef.org/ It would provide speed-ups in the same order as SVML.Do you believe such addition would be valuable ? is there anybody available for mentoring ?
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