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Building nog with rust stable release fails, as one of the libraries it depends on only works with nightly. On Thu, 11 Feb 2021, 18:33 TimUntersberger, wrote: > I am...

@RazrFalcon I might be able to do this, but where is something like this useful? I'm genuinely curious.

Oh and then we probably need to have a shuffle() for all the float/int types as I can imagine bitonic sorting being implemented in simd.

That's a shame. I'm not a Simplex expert unfortunately but I can in my spare time try to implement the robustness logic you noted. That's more useful than the parallelization...

I was thinking utilising https://github.com/tower-rs/tower/ would be interesting. They have discovery service and 2 load-balancing strategies as well as other interesting features. I'm not sure how simple it would be

@tikue You've got the best person here who understands tower and yourself for tarpc. I'm not sure I can contribute much unless you can direct me.

Thanks man. I'm going to write a few more articles on simd coding as it's quite a mystery topic for a lot of people and I think the wide library...

Hi I'll check the test asap. It's not meant to be experimental at all we use it in production. However calculating the interest rate from a option price is not...

Unfortunately not. I used the "wide" library (for which I contributed all the transcendental functions used in this lib) but only for x64. If "wide" lib in upgraded to M1...

Have you tried without async to narrow it down. Note that Excel calls your code in multiple threads without the protection of Rust. That could be causing the issue?