Franek Korta

Franek Korta

C++ developer with bias for performance

Coming soon - High performance integers merging

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There is nothing simpler than merging two sorted vectors of integers, right? Well, it gets difficult when required performance is in hundreds of millions integers per second, I will try my best at implementing merging algorithm from this research paper for AVX512 flavor from Xeon Scalable CPUs. Or at least some subset of it I will find practical. Coming soon!

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