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0.1.0 | Mar 7, 2022 |
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#1475 in Hardware support
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simd-slice
This crate provides a wrapper type struct SimdSlice(&[T])
with simd-enabled operations.
Relying on auto-vectorization by compiler might fail for various reasons. Use this crate to explicitly enable the vectorization without boilerplate.
Example
let a: Vec<i32> = {
let mut a = vec![0_i32; N];
for i in 0..N {
a[i] = (i % 12345) as i32;
}
a
};
use simd_slice::AsSimdSlice;
// unaligned, odd-length cases are supported
let sum: i32 = a.as_simd_slice().sum();
let min: Option<i32> = a.as_simd_slice().min();
let max: Option<i32> = a.as_simd_slice().max();
Benchmark
reduce-sum on a Vec<i32>
with 1000000 items
naive: 251.136µs (R²=1.000, 4039 iterations in 62 samples)
rayon: 108.663µs (R²=0.997, 9542 iterations in 71 samples)
simd : 52.341µs (R²=0.998, 20470 iterations in 79 samples)
both1: 148.563µs (R²=0.999, 7165 iterations in 68 samples)
both2: 61.943µs (R²=0.992, 16915 iterations in 77 samples)
both3: 82.678µs (R²=0.997, 12705 iterations in 74 samples)
- simd = simd-slice
- both1 = rayon chunks(4) + std::simd
- both2 = rayon chunks(4096) + std::simd
- both3 = rayon chunks(slice.len()/num_cores) + std::simd
Dependencies
~465KB