Vectorized
Caden ParkerHigh-Performance Programming, GPU Parallelism, and Emergent Computation
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Procedural Generation with Wave Function Collapse
Wave Function Collapse (WFC) is an algorithm that has become increasingly popular for procedural generation. WFC sounds like an algorithm related to quantum mechanics, but its magic lies in something more practical: constraint solving.
Pointer Tagging in C++: The Art of Packing Bits Into a Pointer
A 64-bit pointer can address over 18 exabytes (18 billion gigabytes) of memory, which far exceeds the needs of even the most top-end supercomputers1. For this reason, most modern desktop CPUs only use 48 bits for virtual addresses2, leaving...
Building a Fast, SIMD/GPU-friendly Random Number Generator For Fun And Profit
When writing shaders, SIMD code, or GPU kernels, one typically doesn’t need a cryptographically secure random number generator — something fast and statistically decent is often good enough.
SIMD: A Practical Guide
As CPU clock speeds began reaching a plateau, hardware engineers had to find new ways to improve performance. Modern chips achieve this primarily by increasing explicit parallelism. This, however, comes at the cost of making software more c...
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