x86-simd-sort
A C++ template library providing high-performance SIMD-accelerated sorting algorithms for integers, floats, and custom objects.
What is x86-simd-sort?
x86-simd-sort is a C++ template library that provides SIMD-accelerated sorting algorithms for built-in numeric types and custom objects. It solves the performance bottleneck of traditional sorting by leveraging AVX-512 and AVX-2 instructions to achieve up to 10x speedups over standard library sorts.
C++ developers working on performance-critical applications such as numerical computing, data processing, and scientific simulations where sorting large arrays is a bottleneck.
Developers choose x86-simd-sort for its exceptional performance gains through low-level SIMD optimizations, seamless integration with existing C++ code, and support for both built-in types and custom objects with minimal overhead.
Overview
C++ template library for high performance SIMD based sorting algorithms
Use Cases
Best For
- Accelerating sorting in numerical computing libraries like NumPy and PyTorch
- High-performance data processing pipelines requiring fast numeric sorts
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