SIMD Programming Manual for Linux and Windows

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All modern PCs provide SIMD processing but there are no practical programming books telling you how to use it. Use of these techniques can allow programs to run 8 to 10 times faster than conventional programs on the same computer. The book enables high-level language programmers to make effective use of a technology that at present is known to and utilised only by a handful of developers. They could write graphics programs that were much faster as a result. This will be of interest to practitioners of games programming, image processing, medical image analysis, video processing etc.
This is the only book to address high level language programming of SIMD features of Pentium processors All modern PCs provide SIMD processing but there are no practical programming books telling you how to use it

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Paul Cockshott

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3D Assembly language Compiler Intel Linux MMX Parallel programming Pascal Performance SIMD image processing programming

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"Any scientist or engineer having to analyze any volume of data should read this book. The streaming extensions on today's CPUs come to life with the code that is presented clearly and concisely, and your applications will learn to fly. Thumbs up for Paul Cockshott and Keith Renfrew."

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