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That doesn't mean you should default to a slower implementation for new code. If you do, you're just creating more low-hanging fruit that nobody will find time
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That doesn't mean you should default to a slower implementation for new code. If you do, you're just creating more low-hanging fruit that nobody will find time to solve.
- andix 2mo agoIn most cases you should skip SIMD also for new code. Often a non-SIMD version is required for compatibility, just stick with that.
- pzo 2mo agoin many cases often its faster just to switch from debug to release - compilers are good to vectorise many loops. Worth to give it a try before rewriting clean loop/code into SIMD/NEON.
- tcfhgj 2mo agoStop using electron
- Culonavirus 2mo agoNever. You will have to pry it from my cold, dead hands.