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Add AVX512Support
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.runtime.intrinsics.x86.avx512vbmi?view=net-9.0
If .Net Version > Net 8.0 Add AVX512Support
It seems that we only need to add Vector512Decode in class Base64Impl<TBase64Encoder>, check if maxSrcLength is greater than or equal to 60 or more, and add the corresponding Test I'm not sure if you welcome PR, and I'm concerned about whether my technical skills meet the requirements Please evaluate the relevant issues
It seems that we only need to add Vector512Decode in class Base64Impl, check if maxSrcLength is greater than or equal to 60 or more, and add the corresponding Test
It would be nice if it would be so easy, but that's not the case. For base64 the bits need to be shuffled around to produce 6-bit values for encoding, and to read from 6-bit values for decoding ($2^6 = 64$, thus it's called base64).
So a proper implementation should be based on something like AVX512F base64 coding and decoding.
ATM I don't have a DEV-box with AVX512 and that's why support for AVX512 isn't done yet.
I'm not sure if you welcome PR
Yes, they're welcome, but the (unwritten) requirements should be met (at least after PR review).
It seems that we only need to add Vector512Decode in class Base64Impl, check if maxSrcLength is greater than or equal to 60 or more, and add the corresponding Test
It would be nice if it would be so easy, but that's not the case. For base64 the bits need to be shuffled around to produce 6-bit values for encoding, and to read from 6-bit values for decoding ( 2 6 = 64 , thus it's called base64).
So a proper implementation should be based on something like AVX512F base64 coding and decoding.
ATM I don't have a DEV-box with AVX512 and that's why support for AVX512 isn't done yet.
I'm not sure if you welcome PR
Yes, they're welcome, but the (unwritten) requirements should be met (at least after PR review).
Thank you so much for your reply. I had always assumed that Intel® SDE (which can emulate the AVX512 instruction set,it works on C++ programs) could solve this issue, but unfortunately, I just tried it and found that it doesn't support .NET. After searching, I discovered that support is still in development (https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/110672) , and it seems like it will be ready in .NET 11.0? I seriously underestimated the complexity of the implementation. Let’s wait for the development to mature.