[Scheme] Improve matmul performance with Chez Scheme v10#77
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Chez Scheme v10.0.0, released 2024-02-06, introduced explicit floating point vector operations analogous to the existing functions for integer vectors. Using these in place of the corresponding generic vector functions improves matmul performance considerably in my local testing.
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Chez Scheme v10.0.0, released 2024-02-06, introduced explicit floating point vector operations analogous to the existing functions for integer vectors. Using these in place of the corresponding generic vector functions improves matmul performance considerably in my local testing.
I didn't test whether the unmodified nqueen performance changes under Chez 10 but it would be worth rerunning that as well.