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floating point optimizations around SSE4, AVX etc

more and better floating point optimizations around SSE4, AVX etc

why this is a crucial feature for high performance programming --
either do it on x86 platform or support CUDA ..,. just to be competitive.

Is it many/multi-core CPU-GPU or GPU-CPU?

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      • RickasaurusRickasaurus commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        This is a CLR feature request. You should move your votes over the .NET section.

      • AnonymousAnonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        +1 for options to automatically generate AVX2 as with the /arch:AVX flag, FMA, and vectorization.

      • AnonymousAnonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        It would be nice if VC++ would also support the upcoming AVX2 and provide us with options to automatically generate the int 256 version of AVX.

      • AlvinStardustAlvinStardust commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        First thing would just put in 80 bit doubles - I mean, it's like the stone age having to write C++ DLLs so I can use basic maths functions with a decent level of precision. As I am having to use Wolfram Mathematica libraries for not particularly exotic math functions, any chance of Microsoft providing a decent library of math functions ?

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