Vector Optimized Library of Kernels
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Overview of changes to VOLK (Vector Optimized Library of Kernels) over 2020, including its new maintainers Michael Dickens and Johannes Demel, the project’s evolving relationship with GNU Radio (no longer a submodule but still under the GNU Radio organization), and what VOLK is and its project scope. The talk reviews 2020 activity with statistics and notable technical or organizational changes to VOLK and concludes with proposed future directions for the library.
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