Itamar Turner Trauring • 11/12/2024

Using portable SIMD in stable Rust

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This article explains how to achieve SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) performance in stable Rust using the 'wide' crate. It compares this portable approach to the unstable std::simd, providing a practical code example by porting a Mandelbrot set algorithm to demonstrate the crate's usage and discuss its pros and cons.

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