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frank-dong-ms-zz opened this issue Apr 21, 2020 · 1 comment
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support AVX instruction set at CPUMath native #5044

frank-dong-ms-zz opened this issue Apr 21, 2020 · 1 comment
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In CPUMath native we only support SSE.
In dotnet framework and dotnet core 2.1 we are using CPUMath native directly which means we only have SSE.
In dotnet core 2.2 or later version, dotnet core supports hardware Intrinsics so have support for both AVX and SSE.

Support AVX in CPUMath native will have performance benefit as well as generates identical result from different dotnet framework version using.

@frank-dong-ms-zz frank-dong-ms-zz added the P1 Priority of the issue for triage purpose: Needs to be fixed soon. label Apr 21, 2020
@harishsk harishsk added P2 Priority of the issue for triage purpose: Needs to be fixed at some point. and removed P1 Priority of the issue for triage purpose: Needs to be fixed soon. labels Apr 28, 2020
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ericstj commented Oct 17, 2022

Supporting AVX in CPUMath native isn't interesting since we're using intrinsics with AVX on the latest frameworks.

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