Abstract
In Chapters 5 and 6, you learned how to code a variety of numerically oriented functions that performed calculations using floating-point arrays and matrices. In this chapter, you will learn how to code similar functions using assembly language and AVX2 instructions. You will also learn how to use several FMA instructions. The first source code example presents a least-squares calculation using double-precision floating-point arrays. The next three source code examples cover matrix-matrix and matrix-vector multiplication. The final source code example of this chapter illustrates a 1D discrete convolution. Besides these topics, the source code examples in this chapter also demonstrate the use of additional MASM operators and directives.
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