StackOverflow Questions for Tag: branchless

TNThung

Reputation: 1

Branchless comparison in x86_64

assemblycomparisonx86-64cpu-architecturebranchless

Score: 0

Answers: 0

GWW

Reputation: 44093

Branchless Binary Search

algorithmbinary-searchbranchless

Score: 9

Answers: 2

Todd Lehman

Reputation: 2930

Branchless conditionals on integers — fast, but can they be made faster?

cconditional-statementsmacrosc11branchless

Score: 18

Answers: 1

Bram

Reputation: 8283

RISCV branchless coding

assemblycpu-architectureriscvbranchlessconditional-move

Score: 9

Answers: 2

x-x

Reputation: 7515

Set bit X of an integer to bit Y of another integer without branching?

c++optimizationbit-manipulationbranchless

Score: 7

Answers: 3

Robert

Reputation: 109

How to Compare two registers and perform action if greater than without branching in ARM

assemblyconditional-statementsarmbranchless

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Celeborth

Reputation: 48

How to iterate from head to tail in circular buffer without branching

cdata-structuresiterationcircular-bufferbranchless

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Adam

Reputation: 31

Absolute value without branching or shifts, only add/sub and booleans

assemblyx86bit-manipulationabsolute-valuebranchless

Score: 2

Answers: 2

goodvibration

Reputation: 6206

Convert x >= y into 1 or 0 without branching or Boolean expressions

cbit-manipulationinteger-arithmeticbranchless

Score: 8

Answers: 4

galinette

Reputation: 9292

Is using the result of comparison as int really branchless?

c++ccomparisonbranch-predictionbranchless

Score: 8

Answers: 2

aaron-prindle

Reputation: 3297

Is it the case that comparisons imply a branch?

c++optimizationpipeliningbranchless

Score: 1

Answers: 4

someone

Reputation: 1696

What does 'branching' mean in terms of setting/resetting bits?

cbit-manipulationbranchless

Score: 8

Answers: 2

user14557971

Reputation: 83

Set 8th bit if all lower 7 bits are set without branching

calgorithmbit-manipulationbranchless

Score: 3

Answers: 1

FinalJon

Reputation: 385

How to round to an integer without branching in Assembly?

assemblyroundingbranchless

Score: 4

Answers: 5

martinkunev

Reputation: 1405

Double or set integer without branching in C

ccomparisonbranchless

Score: -4

Answers: 3

user408952

Reputation: 932

Test if fixed set is equal without branching

ccomparisonbit-manipulationequalitybranchless

Score: 3

Answers: 5

yong

Reputation: 3633

Change (0, 1] to (0, 1) without branching

performancehaskellrandomfloating-pointbranchless

Score: 5

Answers: 1

bozeng

Reputation: 265

What does (unsigned) do in this abs() function?

ccastingintegerabsolute-valuebranchless

Score: 1

Answers: 5

Filippo Bistaffa

Reputation: 594

Compare in CUDA without branching

cperformancecudacomparisonbranchless

Score: 2

Answers: 1

Tobias Ribizel

Reputation: 5421

Generating prefix bitmasks

c++cbit-manipulationundefined-behaviorbranchless

Score: 4

Answers: 4

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: branchless

Branchless comparison in x86_64

Branchless Binary Search

Branchless conditionals on integers — fast, but can they be made faster?

RISCV branchless coding

Set bit X of an integer to bit Y of another integer without branching?

How to Compare two registers and perform action if greater than without branching in ARM

How to iterate from head to tail in circular buffer without branching

Absolute value without branching or shifts, only add/sub and booleans

Convert x &gt;= y into 1 or 0 without branching or Boolean expressions

Is using the result of comparison as int really branchless?

Is it the case that comparisons imply a branch?

What does &#39;branching&#39; mean in terms of setting/resetting bits?

Set 8th bit if all lower 7 bits are set without branching

How to round to an integer without branching in Assembly?

Double or set integer without branching in C

Test if fixed set is equal without branching

Change (0, 1] to (0, 1) without branching

What does (unsigned) do in this abs() function?

Compare in CUDA without branching

Generating prefix bitmasks

Convert x >= y into 1 or 0 without branching or Boolean expressions

What does 'branching' mean in terms of setting/resetting bits?