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Hi,
I am really really new to Fortran. I am trying to find the best possible compiler for me and I am willing to pay for it. I am little confused about the terms INTEL is using such as AVX 256bit vectorization. First of all, let me ask if Intel's Fortran supports Quad precision ? I am working with matrices which are really ill-conditioned therefore the more decimals the better for me. Second what is this AVX doing is it a higher precision thing like Mathematica or Maple has?
Thank you
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Intel Fortran (and several others) support quad precision. AVX support (or other choices of architecture) don't enter into it, but may increase the relative performance penalty for quad precision.
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