[NAThompson]

Embind bindings for special functions (scalar and array), distributions and FFTs, with a smoke test and CI; under relaxed SIMD, two_product uses f64x2.relaxed_madd.

Under node, laguerre(100, x) goes from 5.9 µs to 1.0 µs and hypergeometric_2F0 from 1.46 µs to 0.12 µs with -DBOOST_MATH_WASM_RELAXED_SIMD=ON.

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[NAThompson]

@jzmaddock , @ckormanyos, @mborland : I was thinking about doing this as a releases page like this.

This is what I think is a hint as to what would be possible with a wasm module, but of course if we decided to do it it would be maintenance burden, so no worries if it doesn't meet the cut.

[mborland]

@jzmaddock , @ckormanyos, @mborland : I was thinking about doing this as a releases page like this.

If we move to the Boost fork would this collide with our standalone package? I think we'd end up having two separate releases per release

[NAThompson]

@mborland : I don't want to do a fork-that was simply a POC. In particular I wanted to exhibit that it is possible to npm install and pip install from a github page. I would rather just have a releases on this github page, and only for the python wheels and wasm module. That said it might be good to add the standalone to this list-how do you release the standalone?

[mborland]

@mborland : I don't want to do a fork-that was simply a POC. In particular I wanted to exhibit that it is possible to npm install and pip install from a github page. I would rather just have a releases on this github page, and only for the python wheels and wasm module. That said it might be good to add the standalone to this list-how do you release the standalone?

I do the standalone from the release page by selecting the most recent boost release tag