Planet Chili

The CPU is able to handle multiple streams at once. Streaming through 2 arrays is a piece of cake. Quad streaming should be perfectly fine too. Eventually though, you will hit a limit as to how many streams you can go through at once. But yeah, traversing through 1 array will ultimately be more perf...

I know that feel

You might find this more appealing then.

I am so done with using Intel's vector instructions. I mean what even is the point? "With AVX, you can do 8 floating-point calculations in one cycle!" -Intel "That's cute :3" - NVidia With a GeForce GTX 1080, you'll have 2560 cores capable of doing thousands of instructions at any one time with a me...

Printing out an object by printing out the name of its type is ultimately useless. You're better off throwing a compiler error to signal to your users that they're doing something that doesn't make sense. Printing out the object as a string is a good generic option to take. In fact, you don't even n...

Can't get more general than that.

I added another executable to the build to benchmark the STL. It only preformed slightly better than the basic serial algorithm. Also, the debugger shows that no additional threads were launched when executing. Maybe Visual Studio doesn't support it?

I have made a repository that contains a collection of projects that benchmark high performance multithreaded implementations of common algorithms. It's a CMake project that compiles both the serial and concurrent versions of the project. Right now, I have only managed to upload a project that bench...

The old design was better

This won't compile btw. Good luck figuring out why.