Add wasm32 SIMD128 kernel#99
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@bluss Could you take a look? This helps my personal wasm use case. |
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The PR i missing tests, nothing in CI is running tests (from tests/) directory for your new code. |
8x8 microkernel ported from the AArch64 NEON path. Gated on target_arch="wasm32" + target_feature="simd128"; falls through to the scalar kernel otherwise.
Run tests/ and lib unit tests on wasm32-wasip1 via wasmtime, with matrix entries for both the new simd128 kernel and the scalar fallback path.
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@bluss Thanks for the comment. I added CI for wasm using wasmtime |
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8×8 microkernel (ported from the AArch64 NEON path).
Gated on
cfg(all(target_arch="wasm32", target_feature="simd128")).Since wasm has no standardized runtime feature detection for SIMD,
dispatch is compile-time only and the scalar fallback stays in place
otherwise.
In wasmtime 36 on Apple M2 Pro, sgemm runs 3.86×–4.11× faster than the scalar fallback across 64x64x64–512x512x512.