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It's based on SIMD support in Dart, which has been available for a while now and does supports NEON.

https://www.dartlang.org/articles/simd/

The primitives are pretty generic, just a few new vector types based on typed arrays. Operations on those types are supported on CPUs without a SIMD unit, they're just slower, but not any slower than coding with non-SIMD operations.



What about 8 and 16 bit ints? How about signed vs unsigned? Or what about pixel like data that clamps instead of overflows? What about 64-bit IEEE? What id the SIMD unit is 64 bits wide? Or 256? It just seems so not future and varying implementation proof.




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