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I have no idea how you picked who to ping, but I'll give an answer from the release team perspective...
Once it's synced to the rust repo, like rust-lang/rust#122905, you can see the milestone for which release it will reach. For the date, there's also a short schedule on the forge.
The std::simd submodule is still marked as unstable and as such not usable on stable rust. There is no ETA for when it will be stabilized. It will be stabilized once it is ready.
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lixiaoyong12 commentedon Mar 28, 2024
@alex @astraw @cuviper @adamgreig
cuviper commentedon Mar 28, 2024
I have no idea how you picked who to ping, but I'll give an answer from the release team perspective...
Once it's synced to the rust repo, like rust-lang/rust#122905, you can see the milestone for which release it will reach. For the date, there's also a short schedule on the forge.
bjorn3 commentedon Mar 28, 2024
The
std::simd
submodule is still marked as unstable and as such not usable on stable rust. There is no ETA for when it will be stabilized. It will be stabilized once it is ready.lixiaoyong12 commentedon Mar 29, 2024
@dpaoliello Currently available in the nightly version. When will the stable version be available?
calebzulawski commentedon Mar 29, 2024
As @bjorn3 said, there is no ETA on when it will be available in stable. I'm closing this in favor of the tracking issue.
lixiaoyong12 commentedon Mar 29, 2024
Thank you. I'm looking forward to this feature.