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qoixx

qoixx is a high performance MIT licensed single-header QOI implementation written in C++20.

Ubuntu Windows(msys2) M1 Mac

Features

qoixx has the features below:

  • single-header library
  • MIT licensed
  • no dependencies, except for the standard library and architecture-specific headers included with the common compilers
  • extremely fast implementation
    • encoder: SIMD-based implementation, one of the fastest QOI encoder
      • On x86_64, qoixx uses AVX2 if available
      • On ARMv8 or later, qoixx uses
        • SVE if available
        • ARM SIMD(NEON) if SVE is not available
      • If not available, qoixx encoder runs without SIMD instructions (but the scalar implementation is still faster than the original implementation)
      • When you don't want to use SIMD implementation or want to break the dependency to architecture-specific headers, you can use QOIXX_NO_SIMD macro. QOIXX_NO_SIMD forces qoixx encoder to use the scalar implementation.
    • decoder: Optimized scalar implementation, averagely fast
      • With some input, original implementation is faster
      • If the macro QOIXX_DECODE_WITH_TABLES is not 0, the decoder uses precalculated tables
        • In default, QOIXX_DECODE_WITH_TABLES is
          • 0 in aarch64
          • 1 in other envirnoment like x86
        • The default QOIXX_DECODE_WITH_TABLES value can be overridden.

Performance

# Grand total for qoi benchmark suite, 20 iterations
#   https://qoiformat.org/benchmark/qoi_benchmark_suite.tar
        decode ms   encode ms   decode mpps   encode mpps   size kb    rate
## Intel Core i9-10900, Linux 5.11.0, g++ 11.1.0
qoi:       2.2389      2.5434       207.326       182.504       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.3477      1.5255       344.431       304.280       463   28.2%

## AMD Ryzen7 2700X, Linux 5.4.0, g++ 11.0.0 20200622 (experimental)
qoi:       2.1203      2.7231       218.924       170.457       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.4759      1.5711       314.504       295.444       463   28.2%

## AMD Ryzen7 3800X, Linux 5.4.0, g++ 12.0.0 20211219 (experimental)
qoi:       1.9747      2.5249       235.057       183.843       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.4431      1.4380       321.643       322.785       463   28.2%

## AMD Ryzen9 3950X, Windows + MSYS2 ucrt64, g++ 11.2.0
qoi:       2.1692      2.5216       213.988       184.083       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.3778      1.5473       336.891       299.991       463   28.2%

## AWS Graviton3, Linux 5.15.0, g++ 11.2.0
qoi:       1.9845      2.9169       233.897       159.134       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.4420      1.7450       321.902       265.999       463   28.2%

## Qualcomm Kyro 585, Linux 4.19.125, g++ 11.1.0
qoi:       2.5313      2.7970       183.376       165.957       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.6611      1.8253       279.444       254.306       463   28.2%

## Apple M1 Max, Mac, g++ 11.2.0
qoi:       1.7911      2.1635       259.155       214.545       463   28.2%
qoixx:     1.1020      1.4696       421.211       315.848       463   28.2%

License

MIT

FAQ

  • Q. The decoder built with MSVC is not fast.
  • Q. Can I port it to older C++?
    • A. Of course, you can fork this repository and port it to older C++. However, in this repository I never uses older C++.