CoreImplementations<T> Class

public static class CoreImplementations<T>

Public NotInheritable Class CoreImplementations(Of T)

generic<typename T>
public ref class CoreImplementations abstract sealed

[<AbstractClassAttribute>]
[<SealedAttribute>]
type CoreImplementations<'T> = class end

Inheritance

Object  →  CoreImplementations<T>

Type Parameters

T

Many calculations rely on a core set of algorithms. Optimized implementations exist for many platforms. The Extreme Optimization Mathematics Library for .NET provides at least two implementations. One is in 100% managed code. The other calls a native, highly optimized, processor-specific kernel based on Intel®'s Math Kernel Library®.

This class exposes properties that allow you to specify the implementations that are to be used by the other classes.

You can select the managed implementation by calling the UseManaged() method. To select the native implementation, call the UseNative() method. The native kernel is used by default. This is the fastest option, especially for larger matrices, but also has a larger memory footprint.

Alternatively, you can plug in platform optimized versions by inheriting from the implementation base classes, and calling UseProvider(CoreProvider<T>).

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