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We already have one JIT based parser (muparser/AsmJIT) suite, and it would be great to have another one and compare the differences specially performance with regards to float vs double types.
Would there happen to be a NativeJIT based mathematical expression parser example available that supports calculations using *, /, -, +, ^, functions like sin,cos,abs et al and variables?
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ArashPartow
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Adding NativeJit to Benchmark Suite
Adding NativeJIT to Benchmark Suite
Sep 8, 2016
The Parser example in the Examples directory could probably be modified to do that, but it doesn't support all of those functions right now. I'm in the middle of a large set of changes to https://github.com/bitfunnel/bitfunnel/, but I can take a look at making the appropriate changes in (probably) a couple of weeks.
I'd like to propose a simple mathematical expression parser based on NativeJIT to be included within the following benchmark suite:
https://github.com/ArashPartow/math-parser-benchmark-project/
We already have one JIT based parser (muparser/AsmJIT) suite, and it would be great to have another one and compare the differences specially performance with regards to float vs double types.
Would there happen to be a NativeJIT based mathematical expression parser example available that supports calculations using *, /, -, +, ^, functions like sin,cos,abs et al and variables?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: