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I looked over the types defined. I'm guessing it uses built-in types for scalar float/double, and integer? It looks like the only defined types are for complex
by kale 11y ago
I looked over the types defined. I'm guessing it uses built-in types for scalar float/double, and integer? It looks like the only defined types are for complex floats and 128 bit integers.
EDIT: I looked at the functions listed for multiplication. Although it has a 64-bit x 64-bit multiply, the result is not in the internal 128-bit format. Also there was a warning that 64bx64b multiply was not yet optimized.
Still very cool though.
- Marat_Dukhan 11y agoYes, on most platforms types map to intX_t/uintX_t.