ultrabook

Abstract

SIMD instruction sets can be used to boost performance in Windows* 8 Store applications. This document focuses on how to create a SIMD library that can be consumed by any Windows 8 Store application programmed in any supported language. This paper shows how to begin making a SIMD library programmed in C++/CX, and three similar applications that use libraries written in C++/CX and XAML, C# and XAML, as well as JavaScript* and HTML5. The SIMD library will aid in speeding up the applications.

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Microsoft Windows* 8

Windows*

Java*

ultrabook

windows 8 Store

application

SIMD instruction

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