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Sourcery VSIPL++ 1.4
Features and notable improvements in this release include:
- Binary Packages for Power GNU/Linux Systems
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Pre-compiled binary packages of Sourcery VSIPL++ for Power GNU/Linux systems running Fedora Core 7 are now available.
- Optimizations
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Sourcery VSIPL++ now implements return-block optimization (RBO). This optimization creates more opportunities for Sourcery VSIPL++ to fuse operations, providing improved performance for calculations making use of FFTs and other complex operations.
Sourcery VSIPL++ uses underlying high-performance math libraries, such as Mercury's SAL or Intel's IPP, for many more operations.
Sourcery VSIPL++ uses SIMD operations for more expressions.
The API has been extended to include optimized implementations of
threshold,axpy,maxval, andminval.Performance of computations involving sparse matrices and tensors has been improved.
- Technology Previews
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Preliminary support for the Cell/B.E. Processor is included in this release. A complete, optimized release for Cell/B.E. is planned for September 2008.
Preliminary support for
stencil
operations, i.e., operations which compute values for elements of a matrix based on neighboring elements, is included in this release.