Thermite is a WIP SIMD library focused on providing portable SIMD (Single

Instruction, Multiple Data) acceleration of SoA (Structure of Arrays)

algorithms, using consistent-length SIMD vectors for lockstep iteration and

computation. Extensive research and work has gone into minimizing wasted CPU

cycles and making the most out of what your CPU can do.

The goal of Thermite is to provide highly optimized feature-rich backends for

SSE2, SSE4.2, AVX and AVX2, with planned support for AVX512, ARM/Aarch64 NEON,

and WASM SIMD extensions. In addition to that, Thermite will include a highly

optimized vectorized math library with many special math functions and

algorithms, specialized for both single and double precision.

Thermite has been worked on for a little over a month now. The AVX2 backend and

vectorized math library almost fully implemented. Pre-AVX2/WASM/ARM backends are

a work in progress. The latest documentation is available

[here][thermite-documentation].

[thermite-documentation]: https://raygon-renderer.github.io/thermite/

[Thermite SIMD]: https://github.com/raygon-renderer/thermite