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jfalcou

opened on Aug 25, 2016

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This is more a note than a real issue.

FYI, I'm the main author of NT2 and Boost.SIMD.
The SIMD features from NT2 you use in RcppNT2 has been migrated to the autonomous Boost.SIMD repository over https://github.com/NumScale/boost.simd. The API is stabilizing and the doc is far better. As the old NT2 code base may become unsupported for a while, if this project is still of some interest, I would advise for migrating to the new Boost.SIMD.

Feel free to contact me for more info :)

Reacted by Dmitry Selivanov and Marc Suchard

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1. kevinushey commented on Aug 30, 2016

   

   kevinushey

   on Aug 30, 2016

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   Thanks! We'll take a look at moving to Boost.SIMD next time we're working on RcppNT2.

   (thanks for your great work on Boost.SIMD + NT2!)
2. bobjansen commented on Jun 8, 2020

   

   bobjansen

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   The link on the project page has stopped working as @jfalcou's repository doesn't exist anymore (forks are available).
3. eddelbuettel commented on Jun 8, 2020

   

   eddelbuettel

   on Jun 8, 2020

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   Yes, thanks, can do/should do. Can you please add one or two of those forks here and I'll edit the page accordingly?
4. bobjansen commented on Jun 8, 2020

   

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   Going purely by commit count, DDG and Google give this one as the best option:

   https://github.com/jtlap/nt2

   or take this one:

   https://github.com/bobjansen/nt2

   I promise I won't delete it without a heads up :)
5. eddelbuettel commented on Jun 8, 2020

   

   eddelbuettel

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   Thanks, sounds good. I had (my mistake) thought we were on the Rcpp Gallery repo for this. As this is more @kevinushey 's repo I'll let him make that call.
6. jfalcou commented on Jun 8, 2020

   

   jfalcou

   on Jun 8, 2020

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   The jtlap one is probably the best.
   As for the project itself, it''l be restarted later this year.

   Reacted by Bob Jansen and Kevin Ushey

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