Using Burst Compiler to optimize for Android | Unite Now 2020
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- In this session we'll talk about how our partnership with ARM helps bringing the power of the Burst Compiler to Android, enhancing multicore processor performance and power management. You'll learn how Burst grants ahead-of-time compilation of critical C# code to native code and the features it enables (e.g., Advanced SIMD).
Speakers:
Yury Habets (Software Engineer Burst Team, Unity)
James Greenhalgh (Principal Engineer, Compiler Performance, Arm)
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Are you going to release the demo project? Would be very helpful to learn the best practices of this new system.
Neon intrinsics are a nice thing to look for.
How much of these vector optimisation / simd packing improvements are specific to the Android OS layer?
Any plans on getting this to support Unity Player in Linux ARM64?
man it would really be great to use burst outside of unity as well
So basically, this is like using Task.Run() but can now read Unity API because the Burst Compiler sorts out the language to something that is native.
ARM64 like UWP and the Hololense 2?
Well it's much wider than these two platforms; it's Android, iOS, Switch, UWP, Magic Leap and even more.
I don't have any JOB menu after installing burst. What should I do?
does burst work for ios?
Hey, bro. I don't know a lot about this, but I have a situation: I have a tablet model tr10rs1 for educational purposes with an Intel x86 processor running Android 4.4.4 KitKat and the manufacturer company never supported this product so the owners of it are stuck with this version of Android. Now my question: is it possible to compile a superior Android version for this device?
Neon intrinsics are a nice thing to look for.