11 May
2010
11 May
'10
6:17 p.m.
DE wrote:
Other think. If you work on dynamic memory, the compiler won't be doing any vectorization as the memory may not be aligned properly.
icc11 does it for dynamically allocated memory both for C and C++ code i think it's thanks to 'new' which allocates memory 8 byte aligned
16 byte but yeah maybe indeed.
what's SoA? and ADS?
Structure of Array , Abstract Data Structure
don't get i YOur code should NOT preclude inline. In our library, we still get automatic inlining from the compiler.
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