I'm trying to optimize this c code using 4-way loop unrolling
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Description:Use the DECLARE_DYNAMIC macro in your class declaration, as
shown here:
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Description:I agree that there is a reduction syntax but I would not use
it for this post because I wanted to explain performance optimizations in
the reduction phase.
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