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Ultra-optimized SIMD operations with aggressive performance optimizations
This module provides highly optimized versions of core SIMD operations that achieve 1.4x to 4.5x speedup over standard implementations through aggressive optimization techniques including:
§Optimization Techniques
- Multiple Accumulators (4-8): Eliminates dependency chains for instruction-level parallelism
- Aggressive Loop Unrolling: 4-8 way unrolling reduces loop overhead
- Pre-allocated Memory: Single allocation with
unsafe set_len()eliminates reallocation - Pointer Arithmetic: Direct memory access bypasses bounds checking
- Memory Prefetching: Hides memory latency with 256-512 byte prefetch distance
- Alignment Detection: Uses faster aligned loads/stores when possible
- FMA Instructions: Single-instruction multiply-add for dot products
- Compiler Hints:
#[inline(always)]and#[target_feature]for maximum optimization
§Performance Benchmarks (macOS ARM64)
| Operation | Size | Speedup | Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addition | 10,000 | 3.38x | 238.2% |
| Multiplication | 10,000 | 3.01x | 201.2% |
| Dot Product | 10,000 | 3.93x | 292.9% |
| Sum Reduction | 10,000 | 4.04x | 304.1% |
§Available Functions
simd_add_f32_ultra_optimized: Element-wise addition with 3.38x speedupsimd_mul_f32_ultra_optimized: Element-wise multiplication with 3.01x speedupsimd_dot_f32_ultra_optimized: Dot product with 3.93x speedupsimd_sum_f32_ultra_optimized: Sum reduction with 4.04x speedup
§Architecture Support
- x86_64: AVX-512, AVX2, SSE2 with runtime detection
- aarch64: NEON
- Fallback: Optimized scalar code for other architectures
§When to Use
Use these ultra-optimized functions for:
- Large arrays (>1000 elements) where performance is critical
- Hot paths in numerical computing
- Batch processing operations
For small arrays (<100 elements), standard SIMD functions may be more appropriate due to lower overhead.
§Example
use scirs2_core::ndarray::Array1;
use scirs2_core::simd::simd_add_f32_ultra_optimized;
let a = Array1::from_elem(10000, 2.0f32);
let b = Array1::from_elem(10000, 3.0f32);
// 3.38x faster than standard implementation for 10K elements
let result = simd_add_f32_ultra_optimized(&a.view(), &b.view());Functions§
- simd_
add_ f32_ ultra_ optimized - Ultra-optimized SIMD addition for f32 with aggressive optimizations
- simd_
dot_ f32_ ultra_ optimized - Ultra-optimized SIMD dot product for f32 with aggressive optimizations
- simd_
mul_ f32_ ultra_ optimized - Ultra-optimized SIMD multiplication for f32 with aggressive optimizations
- simd_
sum_ f32_ ultra_ optimized - Ultra-optimized SIMD sum reduction for f32 with aggressive optimizations