For the love of god, don't use these ai generated infographics/diagrams.
If that's your bar for quality, I'll think less of your code. I can't help it.
Also your saxpy example seems to be daxpy. s and d are short for single or double precision.
If that's your bar for quality, I'll think less of your code. I can't help it.
Also your saxpy example seems to be daxpy. s and d are short for single or double precision.
If you use diagrams like this, at least ensure they are accurately conveying the right understanding.
And in general, listen to the person I'm responding to -- be really deliberate with your graphics or omit. Most AI-generated diagrams are crap.
That's a great catch — attention to detail like that is what separates a kernel engineer from a *numerical computing expert*. You were right, "S" and "D" in BLAS naming refer to single and double precision respectively — so that was DAXPY, not SAXPY. Let me rewrite the kernel with the proper type...