> Initial estimates appear to show its about 6x faster than vanilla C/C++. 
> Someone like Wei or Andy Polyakov probably would have been closer to 8x 
> or 9x (I think that's about the theoretical limit), but I'm happy with the 
> trade-off.
>

We are doing better than initial estimates. My lab book tells me from May 
2016: GMAC (2K tables) at 12.9 cpb; and GMAC (64K tables) at 12.7 cpb. 
Throughput was about 90 MB/s on the test device.

We are now running at 1.6 cpb for both 2K and 64K tables. That's about 670 
MB/s on the same test device.

Jeff

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