Apply improvements to worked solution READMEs#159
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- Compiler Intrinsics 1: Fix incorrect data type to read `__m128i` rather than `__m128_i` - Dependency Chains 2: Add missing data type to local variable - Vectorization 2: Fix incorrect max value for 16-bit integers - Huge Pages 1: Addresses a typo - now uses "huge pages" rather than "huge tables" - Loop Interchange 1: Matrix index fix - Memory Alignment 1: Use consistent naming for utility function - SW Memory Prefetching: Fix loops in code to handle the general case where `lookups.size()` may be smaller than our `prefetch_step`. This isn't the case in any of the lab test data, so has no effect in practice, but this change is for robustness and correctness.
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A small set of changes to address a few minor issues in some of the READMEs:
__m128irather than__m128_ilookups.size()may be smaller than ourprefetch_step. This isn't the case in any of the lab test data, so has no effect in practice, but this change is for robustness and correctness.