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It is absolutely very dependent on your specific hardware. I would expect dedicated digital signal processor chips to almost always support a high-performance f
by chas 5y ago
It is absolutely very dependent on your specific hardware. I would expect dedicated digital signal processor chips to almost always support a high-performance fixed-point multiply-add instruction. In contrast, I would expect chips targeted and HPC or scientific computing to be much more focused on double throughput than anything else.