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Last edited by Dominic Kempf Jan 17, 2019
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Assembly level studies in Godbolt

There is some few operations in our sum factorization code that should translate to good assembly code in order to have the overall code perform well. I have set up godbolt to study these for us:

  • horizontal_add also
  • transpose
  • Spline interpolation
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