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SWAR

SIMD within a register (SWAR), also known by the name "packed SIMD" is a technique for performing parallel operations on data contained in a processor register. SIMD stands for single instruction, multiple data.

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SWAR architectures

History of the SWAR programming model

Examples

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SWAR

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples33
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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SWAR

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related to history · 9
SWAR → Clark, Early, Intel's MMX, Leslie Lamport, Multiple, SIMD, This, Wesley, With
related to SWAR architectures · 6
SWAR → ALU, Lincoln Laboratory TX-2, One, SIMD, SWAR-capable, The TX-2
see also · 6
SWAR → Bit, Computer, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3
related to External links · 5
SWAR → ChessProgramming, RegisterBit Twiddling HacksSIMD, SIMD Within, SWAR Techniques, The Aggregate
related to Counting bits set · 4
SWAR → Probably, The, This, To
related to Examples · 3
SWAR → Except, Logical, Using

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instructions simd bits byte one operations data set mmx register bit parallel fields field instruction use architectures zero also architecture

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SWARrelated to Counting bits setProbably0.60section
SWARrelated to Counting bits setThe0.60section
SWARrelated to Counting bits setTo0.60section
SWARrelated to Counting bits setThis0.60section
SWARrelated to ExamplesLogical0.60section
SWARrelated to ExamplesUsing0.60section
SWARrelated to ExamplesExcept0.60section
SWARrelated to External linksThe Aggregate0.60section
SWARrelated to External linksSIMD Within0.60section
SWARrelated to External linksRegisterBit Twiddling HacksSIMD0.60section
SWARrelated to External linksSWAR Techniques0.60section
SWARrelated to External linksChessProgramming0.60section

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