feat(meq): use simd to improve performance of meq #884
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This is an experimental PR, not to be merged in, but to start a conversation about using simd when it lands in stable ~ or use a different library to access arch-specific simd instructions. While doing the zkvm benchmarks with large meq's, it results in a lot of execution cycles and proving time. This enhancement should improve things there.
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Usage of cpu intrinsics (neon, avx2, avx512f) to improve memory compare performance. detected upto 40% on neon, and 20-30% using avx2.
avx2 and avx512f can probably be optimised in terms of the masking
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