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< sreenik[m]>
Looking forward to that one :)
< GauravSinghGitte>
Hi @zoq could you have a look at #2191 I have incorporated all the changes you suggested.
< Param-29Gitter[m>
Hello @rcurtin I tired generating .s file to check if it produced SIMD commands but I am not sure what would an SIMD instruction look like . I used g++ -save-temps -fverbose-asm assembly.cpp -fopenmp to generate .s file of the program. I also had an idea for calculating number of clock cycles it used for execution by using clock_t of time.h library is it fine if I do so.?
< HimanshuPathakGi>
No rcurtin BOOST_ALL_DYN_LINK do not conflicts with BOOST_ALL_NO_LINK when building with -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF I getting the same error message
< HimanshuPathakGi>
I will try to build locally
< HimanshuPathakGi>
First by adding definition for Boost_all_no_link
< HimanshuPathakGi>
If that doesn't work we need to find any other way
< SriramSKGitter[m>
@rcurtin : I'm getting familiar with boost serialization before implementing it for the CosineTree but this toy program isn't deserializing properly. Throws an `input_stream_error` when initializing from the archive. Any idea why this isn't working? Code: https://pastebin.com/a5wTVe65
< Param-29Gitter[m>
Hi @rcurtin, I tried understanding instructions by generating assembly language code and I am pretty sure that it does not contain any SIMD instructions. Also is there any other way of knowing performance of the algorithm leaving timings, because timings vary a lot (i.e sometimes model performs better than 1 thread and sometimes worse.)