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On Wed, Jan 1, 2020 at 10:37 AM delehef ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi!
Is there a particular reason for which only 16- and 32-bits wide integer
vectors are implemented, but not the 8-bits wide ones?
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@jackmott Not being too familiar with the simdeez source tree, but having gotten far enough last night to notice that I couldn't seem to be able to load an i8 vector (though 2.0 documentation is missing maybe? so I may have missed something), and if I were to want to help out to add it in a PR ... what's missing at this point? I see some i8 support on tip of tree, but not clear if there's actually a way to create and load such a vector? Just scalars?
Hi!
Is there a particular reason for which only 16- and 32-bits wide integer vectors are implemented, but not the 8-bits wide ones?
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