> Thanks. I noticed that this stuff is simple enough that we can use
> port/simd.h (with a few added functions). This is especially nice because
> it takes care of x86, too. The performance gains look similar to what you
> reported for v6:
This looks good, much cleaner.
One possible improvement would be to use a vectorized table lookup instead of
compare and add. I compared v6 and v7 Neon versions, and v6 is always faster.
I’m not sure if SSE2 has a table lookup similar to Neon.
arm - m7g.4xlarge
buf | v6-Neon| v7-Neon| % diff
-------+--------+--------+--------
64 | 6.16 | 8.57 | 28.07
128 | 11.37 | 15.77 | 27.87
256 | 18.54 | 30.28 | 38.77
512 | 33.98 | 62.15 | 45.33
1024 | 64.46 | 117.55 | 45.16
2048 | 124.28 | 254.86 | 51.24
4096 | 243.47 | 509.23 | 52.19
8192 | 487.34 | 953.81 | 48.91
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Chiranmoy
