Removed avx512_calls.c by replacing LUTs with intrinsics / shifts - #357
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…d to calculate load-mask (taken from simSIMD)
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The AVX512 kernel was the only one that had a C source file for implementing lookup tables (LUTs) for floats and doubles. This has bothered me for a while, but now I finally know how to remove it (well, really the calculating partial load mask was the bottleneck and I got the solution from simSIMD, although simSIMD/numkong now appears to use
_bzhi- which requiresBMI2to be enabled at compile time and available at runtime - so theshiftmethod seemed safer)Ugghh My shell script / editor seems to have made some necessary but unasked for trailing-whitespace fixes as well :(Fixed now