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Concurrent computing / Computing / Computer architecture / X86 instructions / SIMD / AltiVec / Streaming SIMD Extensions / Processor register / SSE2 / Symbolic execution / MMX / Constant folding
Date: 2016-03-08 07:04:45
Concurrent computing
Computing
Computer architecture
X86 instructions
SIMD
AltiVec
Streaming SIMD Extensions
Processor register
SSE2
Symbolic execution
MMX
Constant folding

Symbolic Crosschecking of Floating-Point and SIMD Code Peter Collingbourne Cristian Cadar Paul H. J. Kelly

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