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The xtensor library and surrounding ecosystem provides a quite powerful way of working with N-D arrays in C++ and plays nicely with standard C++ containers. Of course C remains the lingua franca in the programming world both for library interfaces and for working on a wide range of systems. It would be interesting to explore in what ways xnd can interoperate with xtensor.
Apart from integration with standard C++ containers, I think a lot of work has been put into making xtensor fast. Especially, gumath kernels could benefit from SIMD support and lazy evaluation.
From @jakirkham on August 1, 2018 17:23
The xtensor library and surrounding ecosystem provides a quite powerful way of working with N-D arrays in C++ and plays nicely with standard C++ containers. Of course C remains the lingua franca in the programming world both for library interfaces and for working on a wide range of systems. It would be interesting to explore in what ways xnd can interoperate with xtensor.
xref: xtensor-stack/xtensor#1030
Copied from original issue: xnd-project/libndtypes#48
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