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Subject: Re: [Boost-users] run-time integer log2
From: Vicente Botet Escriba (vicente.botet_at_[hidden])
Date: 2010-07-13 09:31:27
Joel Falcou-3 wrote:
>
> Tim Blechmann wrote:
>> i see, maybe it would be an interesting addition to boost.integer to
>> provide
>> a generic and efficient version, based on bsr/ffs or the like ...
>>
> There is a lot of branchless or SWAR algorithm to salvaged from there
> and to be indeed made generic or at least platform independant w/r to
> various things. Other thign we never did is benching all of the versions
> of a given algorithm (with/without branch) on different platform to add
> a proper #ifdef/else to maximize performance.
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Hi,
there is a GSOC project "Bits and Ints" that is working on a lot off this
kind of branch less algorithms. I can suggest him to include the integer
runtime variant of some math functions, as log2.
Anyway, on the meantime, for the run-time you can use the cmath header
working on floats and then convert to an integer if this is what you need.
Best,
Vicente
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