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From: Reid Sweatman (reids_at_[hidden])
Date: 1999-09-03 16:55:10
> The problem is that C/C++ compilers typically do not have good
> vectorizers - the sort of things that allow the vector registers on
> machines like Crays, or MMX/SSE/KNI/Altivec/VIS on microprocessors,
> to be used.
I hadn't considered parallel architectures.
> Until then, if you are serious about performance, you probably need
> to buy a licence to KAP - the Kuck & Associates C/C++ preprocessor.
Okay, I'll bite. Got a URL so I can go be shocked by the price? <g>
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