BoostSIMD
BoostSIMD is a C++ library in the Boost ecosystem that provides portable SIMD programming abstractions. It enables developers to write vectorized code that can map to the hardware instructions of the host processor, offering a single, uniform API across x86, ARM, and other architectures.
At its core is a template vector type, such as pack<T, N>, representing N elements of type
BoostSIMD uses a backend dispatch mechanism to select architecture-specific implementations at compile time. The high-level operations
Interoperability with Boost and generic programming facilities is a key goal. BoostSIMD integrates with Boost.Dispatch to
Typical use cases include numerical simulation, signal processing, and multimedia applications where performance portable code is