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Reason given by maintainers: Project renamed to rsshogi-avx2. Use rsshogi-avx2 instead.
rshogi-avx2
AVX2 enabled build of the Python bindings for the rshogi-core crate.
This package provides the same rshogi module as the standard package,
but it is compiled with -C target-feature=+avx2 for x86_64 CPUs.
Installation
python -m pip install rshogi-avx2
Notes
rshogiandrshogi-avx2are mutually exclusive; install only one.- This build requires an AVX2-capable CPU on x86_64.
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