Title: Unleashing the Power of x86-64: Optimizing Low-Level Code for Modern CPUs
I've been experimenting with low-level code optimization for a custom cryptocurrency miner, and I'm blown away by the performance gains I've seen from leveraging modern CPU features like AVX2 and SSE4. Has anyone else been pushing the limits of x86-64 optimization for computational workloads? What are some best practices and gotchas to watch out for?
I've been experimenting with low-level code optimization for a custom cryptocurrency miner, and I'm blown away by the performance gains I've seen from leveraging modern CPU features like AVX2 and SSE4. Has anyone else been pushing the limits of x86-64 optimization for computational workloads? What are some best practices and gotchas to watch out for?