Robert McLeod
Robert McLeod
Here's an addition of the API to your Sphinx documentation.
Pretty much self-explanatory, since I have a CPU with AVX512 support I should verify the performance of the library to use those instructions. Probably something to do over the Christmas...
NE2 had very limited support for ascii-encoded strings (with the `contains` function and comparisons). Likely additional function could be added to NE3 if someone who does string processing could be...
The current CPU interrogation utility is fairly old, investigate if there is a better one available with BSD license that could be included in NE3 to provide support for a...
A long-term goal for NE3 could be to write a script that would AST parse another script, and then find the tallest trees that use only NumPy supported functions and...
I’m not quite sure how to have separate autodocs for the non-master branch. Also I think Francesc needs to authorize it. Need a HACKME document for instructions for users on...
Yeppp! is a SIMD-based mathematics library from Georgia Tech that achieves similar performance to Intel’s VML, but Yeppp! comes under the permissive BSD license, the same as NE3. TO DO:...
In NE2 loops were unrolled, which resulted in a strong preference for a BLOCK_SIZE in terms of elements rather than bytes. This meant that the BLOCK_SIZE was generally optimized relative...
NE3 relies on the GNU-standard library for most mathematical functions. These functions are inlined, but in general there are mathematical libraries available that are a solid 2-4x faster. One such...
It would be handy if binary wheels were provided on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/mkl-fft/#history I understand that `mlk-fft` is available through `conda`, but that can become a bit of a dependency-matching mess...