simd-readyloopcode
nounUK /ˌes aɪ ˌem ˈdiː ˈredi luːp kəʊd/
US /ˌes aɪ ˌem ˈdiː ˈredi luːp koʊd/
Computer code written so a loop can run many steps at once, like a team doing chores together.
The programmer turned the slow array sum into simd-readyloopcode so the computer could add many numbers at the same time.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A loop whose body is simple enough for a compiler to convert into single-instruction-multiple-data operations.
The compiler flagged the inner loop as simd-readyloopcode and vectorized it automatically.
3. Code written with aligned data and no loop-carried dependencies to enable SIMD execution.
By removing the branch inside the loop, she made it simd-readyloopcode.
4. A coding style that prepares loops for wide-register processing on modern CPUs.
Their guide on simd-readyloopcode helped the team speed up the image filter.