Lisp SIMD library?This is a discussion on Lisp SIMD library? within the lisp forums in Programming Languages category; Does anyone know of a SIMD library for SBCL (code for any Lisp would be OK: I could hopefully port it) that allows writing code to take advantage of MMX/SSE/3DNow/Altivec type stuff? It would be really cool to have a lispy front-end that allows programming for any SIMD support the host CPU has. -M... | ||||||||
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09-11-2007, 11:31 AM
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 Lisp SIMD library? Does anyone know of a SIMD library for SBCL (code for any Lisp would be OK: I could hopefully port it) that allows writing code to take advantage of MMX/SSE/3DNow/Altivec type stuff? It would be really cool to have a lispy front-end that allows programming for any SIMD support the host CPU has. -M  |
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09-11-2007, 07:20 PM
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| Re: Lisp SIMD library? There is http://common-lisp.net/project/sb-simd/ for SBCL Also this example of how to access AltiVec through OpenMCL's LAP: http://lemonodor.com/archives/000913.html Mike G. wrote: > Does anyone know of a SIMD library for SBCL (code for any Lisp would > be OK: I could hopefully port it) that allows writing code to take > advantage of MMX/SSE/3DNow/Altivec type stuff? > > It would be really cool to have a lispy front-end that allows > programming for any SIMD support the host CPU has. > > -M > |
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