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-Vectorized array operations are now templated
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-Array operations have been converted from dedicated assembly routines for $(B some) array operations to a generic template implementation for $(B all) array operations. This provides huge performance increases (2-4x higher throughput) for array operations that were not previously vectorized.
-Furthermore the implementation makes better use of vectorization even for short arrays to heavily reduce latency for some operations (up to 4x).
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-For GDC/LDC the implementation relies on auto-vectorization, for DMD the implementation performs the vectorization itself. Support for vector operations with DMD is determined statically (`-march=native`, `-march=avx2`) to avoid binary bloat and the small test overhead. DMD enables SSE2 for 64-bit targets by default.
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-Also see $(DRUNTIMEPR 1891)
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-$(RED Note:) The implementation no longer weakens floating point divisions (e.g. `ary[] / scalar`) to multiplication (`ary[] * (1.0 / scalar)`) as that may reduce precision. To preserve the higher performance of float multiplication when loss of precision is acceptable, use either `-ffast-math` with GDC/LDC or manually rewrite your code to multiply by `(1.0 / scalar)` for DMD.