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+title: Sep 0.12.0 - Add net10.0 target and use cross-platform VectorXY.NarrowWithSaturation
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+
+[Sep 0.12.0 was released November 12th,
+2025](https://github.com/nietras/Sep/releases/tag/v0.12.0) with a minor update
+to target `net10.0` and use the newly available
+[VectorXY.NarrowWithSaturation](https://learn.microsoft.com/da-dk/dotnet/api/system.numerics.vector.narrowwithsaturation?view=net-10.0&viewFallbackFrom=net-9.0). 
+
+There are no other functional changes in this release and .NET 10 does not
+improve upon Sep's already world class CSV performance. Cross-platform
+ `Vector256` parser is within performance of AVX-2 specific parser, as seen
+ below. So...
+
+![Parsers Benchmarks .NET 10]({{ site.baseurl
+}}/images/2025-11-sep-0.12.0/parsers-benchmarks-dotnet-10.png)
+
+That's all! 😁
+
+PS: There have been a few 0.11.x release with some minor feature additions.
+Check out [releases](https://github.com/nietras/Sep/releases) on GitHub for
+notes on this. Most of it is GitHub chore, though.
+
+sneaky `Sep_nietras_SeparatedValues_SepParserVector256NrwCmpExtMsbTzcnt__Parse<Int32__Sep_nietras_SeparatedValues_SepColEndMethods>`
+uses AVX-512 VBMI2 instructions for narrowing with saturation:
+```
+  000000014007DF72: C5 FE 6F 27        vmovdqu     ymm4,ymmword ptr [rdi]
+  000000014007DF76: 62 F3 5D 48 3A 67  vinserti32x8 zmm4,zmm4,ymmword ptr [rdi+20h],1
+                    01 01
+  000000014007DF7E: 62 F2 7E 48 10 E4  vpmovuswb   ymm4,zmm4
+```
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