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Intel Further Speeds Up strnlen() In The GNU C Library For Recent Intel/AMD CPUs


Intel software engineers are responsible for many of the great x86_64-related optimizations to the GNU C Library 'glibc' over the years

Intel software engineers are responsible for many of the great x86_64-related optimizations to the GNU C Library "glibc" over the years. While they've extensively tuned many Glibc functions for achieving peak performance on their modern CPUs, it's a never-ending quest. In turn this unified, optimized strnlen handling for x86_64 Intel/AMD CPUs with EVEX support is showing some nice improvements over the prior code.

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