Per Vognsen on Nostr: One nice thing about tiling compared to fully columnar/structure-of-arrays is that ...
One nice thing about tiling compared to fully columnar/structure-of-arrays is that the fixed-size arrays within each tile are at a constant bytewise offset so you don't need a separate variable/register for each array base. You just need the tile base and the per-array offsets can be folded into the memory operands.
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