Garth Dahlstrom wrote:
> You should see if you can ping John S, he had some SSE optimized EQ code
> at one point, the code was lost but he might have some insights about
> how to optimize the EQs...
Care to share his E-mail address? I can't find it (or too much) doing
quick searches of the maili
You should see if you can ping John S, he had some SSE optimized EQ code at
one point, the code was lost but he might have some insights about how to
optimize the EQs...
Guess if you are rolling an optimized Qt build, need to do some static
linking on Linux for those libs... Probably just have t
Adam Davison wrote:
> Due to the insane maintainability issues associated with this I would
> very much encourage you to make sure there is a significant
> improvement in latency associated with this before you dig in :)
Oh, of course! That's why I'm asking you guys to list the parts of the
code t
Hi Sean:
I don't post here much (well, this is my first post), though I do lurk
in the listserv, and am helping Albert on a small piece of library
code. I thought that I would chime in on something of which I'm
semi-familiar..
Due to todays processors' complexity, including but not limited to
pre
Hi Sean,
Due to the insane maintainability issues associated with this I would
very much encourage you to make sure there is a significant
improvement in latency associated with this before you dig in :)
Adam
2009/3/16 Sean M. Pappalardo :
> Hello.
>
> For reference, I just ran across this site
Hello.
For reference, I just ran across this site which explains how to
optimize C++ code with a focus on assembly: http://www.agner.org/optimize/
Being no stranger to assembly language and having hand-counted
instruction cycle timing in the past for performance, I would be
interested in helpi
