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However, ARMv8 also increased the power of the SIMD portion of the chip, going from a 64 bit wide set of registers to one that's 128 bits wide. So SIMD-heavy co
by Sanddancer 10y ago
However, ARMv8 also increased the power of the SIMD portion of the chip, going from a 64 bit wide set of registers to one that's 128 bits wide. So SIMD-heavy code will see a decent speedup because you can process more data per clock.
- fulafel 10y ago128-bit NEON has been available on 32-bit ARM for a long time, since Cortex-A8 (2005) or so.