This Goes to Eleven (Pt. 5/∞)
Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2. I ended up going down the rabbit hole re-implementing array sorting with AVX2 intrinsics. There's no reason I should go down alone.
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This Goes to Eleven (Pt. 4/∞)
Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2. I ended up going down the rabbit hole re-implementing array sorting with AVX2 intrinsics. There's no reason I should go down alone.
This Goes to Eleven (Part. 3/∞)
Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2. I ended up going down the rabbit hole re-implementing array sorting with AVX2 intrinsics. There's no reason I should go down alone.
This Goes to Eleven (Part. 2/∞)
Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2. I ended up going down the rabbit hole re-implementing array sorting with AVX2 intrinsics. There's no reason I should go down alone.
This Goes to Eleven (Part 1/∞)
Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2. I ended up going down the rabbit hole re-implementing array sorting with AVX2 intrinsics. There's no reason I should go down alone.
Unsafe Bounds Checking
Unsafe Bounds Checking
Hacking CoreCLR on Linux with CLion
What/Why?
.NET Core 3.0 Intrinsics in Real Life - (Part 3/3)
As I’ve described in part 1 & part 2 of this series, I’ve recently overhauled an internal data structure we use at Work® to start using platform dependent intrinsics.
.NET Core 3.0 Intrinsics in Real Life - (Part 2/3)
As I’ve described in part 1 of this series, I’ve recently overhauled an internal data structure we use at Work® to start using platform dependent intrinsics.
.NET Core 3.0 Intrinsics in Real Life - (Part 1/3)
I’ve recently overhauled an internal data structure we use at Work® to start using platform dependent intrinsics- the anticipated feature (for speed junkies like me, that is) which was released in preview form as part of CoreCLR 2.1: What follows is sort of a travel log of what I did and how the new CoreCLR functionality fares compared to writing C++ code, when processor intrinsics are involved.