std::simd

Vectors of numbers kept in SIMD registers, so one operation works on every lane at once. vec(T, n) is the vector of n Ts (ints of up to 64 bits or f32/f64; n a power of two, 64 bytes at most); the usual ones have names. Two vectors of one type add, subtract and multiply lane by lane (int lanes wrap, as SIMD does), float lanes divide too and int lanes take & | ^, - negates every lane, v[i] reads or writes lane i (checked, as an array's index is), and a { } literal lists the lanes ({} is every lane 0).

Source: std/simd.volt

Functions

comptime fn vec(T: type, n: usize) -> type

comptime fn lane(V: type) -> type

comptime fn lanes(V: type) -> usize

<V: type> fn splat(x: lane(V)) -> V

<V: type> fn sum(v: V) -> lane(V)

<V: type> fn load(xs: lane(V)[..]) -> V

<V: type> fn store(v: V, xs: lane(V)[..]) -> void