System.Numerics.Vectors
Combines two hash codes, useful for combining hash codes of individual vector elements
An attribute that can be attached to JIT Intrinsic methods/properties
A structure describing the layout of an SSE2-sized register.
Contains overlapping fields representing the set of valid numeric types.
Allows the generic Vector'T struct to contain an explicit field layout.
A structure that represents a single Vector. The count of this Vector is fixed but CPU register dependent.
This struct only supports numerical types. This type is intended to be used as a building block for vectorizing
large algorithms. This type is immutable, individual elements cannot be modified.
Returns the number of elements stored in the vector. This value is hardware dependent.
Returns a vector containing all zeroes.
Returns a vector containing all ones.
Constructs a vector whose components are all value
Constructs a vector from the given array. The size of the given array must be at least Vector'T.Count.
Constructs a vector from the given array, starting from the given index.
The array must contain at least Vector'T.Count from the given index.
Copies the vector to the given destination array. The destination array must be at least size Vector'T.Count.
The destination array which the values are copied into
If the destination array is null
If number of elements in source vector is greater than those available in destination array
Copies the vector to the given destination array. The destination array must be at least size Vector'T.Count.
The destination array which the values are copied into
The index to start copying to
If the destination array is null
If index is greater than end of the array or index is less than zero
If number of elements in source vector is greater than those available in destination array
Returns the element at the given index.
Returns a boolean indicating whether the given Object is equal to this vector instance.
The Object to compare against.
True if the Object is equal to this vector; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether the given vector is equal to this vector instance.
The vector to compare this instance to.
True if the other vector is equal to this instance; False otherwise.
Returns the hash code for this instance.
The hash code.
Returns a String representing this vector.
The string representation.
Returns a String representing this vector, using the specified format string to format individual elements.
The format of individual elements.
The string representation.
Returns a String representing this vector, using the specified format string to format individual elements
and the given IFormatProvider.
The format of individual elements.
The format provider to use when formatting elements.
The string representation.
Adds two vectors together.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The summed vector.
Subtracts the second vector from the first.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The difference vector.
Multiplies two vectors together.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The product vector.
Multiplies a vector by the given scalar.
The source vector.
The scalar value.
The scaled vector.
Multiplies a vector by the given scalar.
The scalar value.
The source vector.
The scaled vector.
Divides the first vector by the second.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The vector resulting from the division.
Negates a given vector.
The source vector.
The negated vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-and operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-or operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-exclusive-or operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements are obtained by taking the one's complement of the given vector's elements.
The source vector.
The one's complement vector.
Returns a boolean indicating whether each pair of elements in the given vectors are equal.
The first vector to compare.
The first vector to compare.
True if all elements are equal; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether any single pair of elements in the given vectors are equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if any element pairs are equal; False if no element pairs are equal.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of another type.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Contains various methods useful for creating, manipulating, combining, and converting generic vectors with one another.
Creates a new vector with elements selected between the two given source vectors, and based on a mask vector.
The integral mask vector used to drive selection.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The new vector with elements selected based on the mask.
Creates a new vector with elements selected between the two given source vectors, and based on a mask vector.
The integral mask vector used to drive selection.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The new vector with elements selected based on the mask.
Creates a new vector with elements selected between the two given source vectors, and based on a mask vector.
The mask vector used to drive selection.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The new vector with elements selected based on the mask.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left and right were equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether elements in the left and right floating point vectors were equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left and right were equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether elements in the left and right floating point vectors were equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left and right were equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a boolean indicating whether each pair of elements in the given vectors are equal.
The first vector to compare.
The first vector to compare.
True if all elements are equal; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether any single pair of elements in the given vectors are equal.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if any element pairs are equal; False if no element pairs are equal.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a boolean indicating whether all of the elements in left are less than their corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if all elements in left are less than their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether any element in left is less than its corresponding element in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if any elements in left are less than their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were less than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a boolean indicating whether all elements in left are less than or equal to their corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if all elements in left are less than or equal to their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether any element in left is less than or equal to its corresponding element in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if any elements in left are less than their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a boolean indicating whether all elements in left are greater than the corresponding elements in right.
elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if all elements in left are greater than their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether any element in left is greater than its corresponding element in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if any elements in left are greater than their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than or equal to their
corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant vector.
Returns an integral vector whose elements signal whether the elements in left were greater than or equal to
their corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
The resultant integral vector.
Returns a boolean indicating whether all of the elements in left are greater than or equal to
their corresponding elements in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if all elements in left are greater than or equal to their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns a boolean indicating whether any element in left is greater than or equal to its corresponding element in right.
The first vector to compare.
The second vector to compare.
True if any elements in left are greater than or equal to their corresponding elements in right; False otherwise.
Returns whether or not vector operations are subject to hardware acceleration through JIT intrinsic support.
Returns a new vector whose elements are the absolute values of the given vector's elements.
The source vector.
The absolute value vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements are the minimum of each pair of elements in the two given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The minimum vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements are the maximum of each pair of elements in the two given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The maximum vector.
Returns the dot product of two vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The dot product.
Returns a new vector whose elements are the square roots of the given vector's elements.
The source vector.
The square root vector.
Creates a new vector whose values are the sum of each pair of elements from the two given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The summed vector.
Creates a new vector whose values are the difference between each pairs of elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The difference vector.
Creates a new vector whose values are the product of each pair of elements from the two given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The summed vector.
Returns a new vector whose values are the values of the given vector each multiplied by a scalar value.
The source vector.
The scalar factor.
The scaled vector.
Returns a new vector whose values are the values of the given vector each multiplied by a scalar value.
The scalar factor.
The source vector.
The scaled vector.
Returns a new vector whose values are the result of dividing the first vector's elements
by the corresponding elements in the second vector.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The divided vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements are the given vector's elements negated.
The source vector.
The negated vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-and operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-or operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector whose elements are obtained by taking the one's complement of the given vector's elements.
The source vector.
The one's complement vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-exclusive-or operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Returns a new vector by performing a bitwise-and-not operation on each of the elements in the given vectors.
The first source vector.
The second source vector.
The resultant vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of unsigned bytes.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of signed bytes.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of 16-bit integers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of signed 16-bit integers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of unsigned 32-bit integers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of signed 32-bit integers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of unsigned 64-bit integers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of signed 64-bit integers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of 32-bit floating point numbers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.
Reinterprets the bits of the given vector into those of a vector of 64-bit floating point numbers.
The source vector
The reinterpreted vector.