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In the first post on NEON about loads and stores we looked at transferring data between the NEON processing unit and memory. In this post, we deal with an often encountered problem: input data that

We have seen how to load and store data with NEON, and how to handle the leftovers resulting from vector processing. Let us move on to doing some useful data processing – multiplying matrices.

ARM's NEON technology is a 64/128-bit hybrid SIMD architecture designed to accelerate the performance of multimedia and signal processing applications, including video encoding and decoding, audio e

In the first post on NEON about loads and stores we looked at transferring data between the NEON processing unit and memory. In this post, we deal with an often encountered problem: input data that

This article introduces the shifting operations provided by NEON, and shows how they can be used to convert image data between commonly used color depths. Previous articles in this series: Part 1: L

IntroductionWhen writing code for NEON, you may find that sometimes, the data in your registers are not quite in the correct format for your algorithm. You may need to rearrange the elements in yo

1. 安装:$ sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi$ sudo apt-get install qemu-user qemu-system qemu-util 2. C代码(hello.c)#include int main(int argc, char* argv[]){  printf("hello\n");