Wouter Hager
Wouter Hager
@lemire did you install nightly? https://nightly.mozilla.org
@lemire agreed, too bad. Perhaps the generated js isn't optimal.
@lemire the abstractions in SIMD.js may be clearer, but the downside is that there's no way to convert the code back to pure functions... unless I take on the quixotic...
Currently the function mapping is as follows: var SIMD_Int8x16_add=SIMD_Int8x16.add; var SIMD_Int8x16_sub=SIMD_Int8x16.sub; var SIMD_Int8x16_neg=SIMD_Int8x16.neg; var SIMD_Int8x16_mul=SIMD_Int8x16.mul; var SIMD_Int8x16_equal=SIMD_Int8x16.equal; var SIMD_Int8x16_lessThan=SIMD_Int8x16.lessThan; var SIMD_Int8x16_greaterThan=SIMD_Int8x16.greaterThan; etc. Anyway, the generated code is quite unreadable, because...
I've created an interface from (client-side) javascript to the simdcomp library using Emscripten. What I fail to understand is how to decompress a Uint8Array. ``` javascript var maxbits_length = Module.cwrap('maxbits_length',...
@lemire following the updated example code, the serialized compressed array now successfully decompresses. What I was wondering is that in client-side javascript, providing a license is somewhat complicated, as the...
@lemire great! I'll check it out, it will no doubt be very useful until we have full SIMD support.
You could write `_ => parseInt(_,10)` or use partial application...
Spot on, @AStoker. Designers shouldn't care about what type of button developers use. Developers shouldn't care about what a button should look like. Madness indeed.
That is not a solution. Also, the checkbox is by itself in a column.