Daniel Lemire
Daniel Lemire
@deadalnix Merged. Thanks.
@ShogunPanda I'll have a look when I am back in Montreal.
This is very reasonable algorithmically. @ngrodzitski is using vectorized classification... See section "3.1.2 Vectorized Classification" in [Parsing Gigabytes of JSON per Second](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1902.08318.pdf). It is used extensively within simdutf, for example....
@richardlau Yes. You definitively do not want to pass an architecture specific flag to the compiler when building Node.js, unless you want to build your own private version. > the...
> If so, it should be hard to support I guess - mostly due to the maintenance burden. See simdutf for a reference on how you can make it easy...
@RafaelGSS Do you have a good http benchmark already that could be used if one wants to demonstrate benefits?
@aminya Intel recently disable AVX on some processors due to a vulnerability. So you cannot count on `haswell` to work on nearly all systems today. The real solution is to...
Well, *I* know how to do the runtime dispatching. That's not a problem. The question is whether anyone is planning to use this software for something serious. If so, they...
@mofeiatwork If it is a compile-time error, then it is unrelated to your CPU (i.e., `lscpu` is not relevant) because we don't compile for the host target. It is also...
Note that simdutf is part of Node.js which is built and used on millions of systems. If you cannot build simdutf, the most likely cause is a bad toolchain.