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Anyone know what SIMD means at the bottom layer is here? I know what SIMD is I mean in the context of the preprocessor (and being the worst offender apparently)
by hwers 4y ago
Anyone know what SIMD means at the bottom layer is here? I know what SIMD is I mean in the context of the preprocessor (and being the worst offender apparently).
- pavlov 4y agoYou can click on each item for an explanation.
- gpderetta 4y agoIt is not obvious, but the entries are clickable! It [0] is apparently a technique for speeding up processing of preprocessor lists. edit: it is basically loop unrolling. [0] https://jadlevesque.github.io/PPMP-Iceberg/explanations#single-instructioncontinuation-multiple-data https://jadlevesque.github.io/PPMP-Iceberg/explanations#sing...
- camel-cdr 4y agoSorry, I misread your comment as clickbait instead of clickable. ~~I can see how others are somewhat clickbait, but this is literally single instruction/continuation multiple data. It uses a single step in the continuation mechanism to compute on multiple elements of data to speed up the computation.~~
- gpderetta 4y agoNo worries, I probably misread your comment too :). I thought you were asking what SIMD/SCMD is in this context, but as the submitter you probably already did, and already knew that the links were clickable. BTW: I don't think the titles of each entry are particularly clickbait-y.