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Remove SSE4.1 segmentation, Sobel, statistic and texture alignment checks - #1065
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…retch and texture alignment checks. Always use unaligned SSE4.1 loads and stores, and call LoadNose3, LoadBody3 and LoadTail3 without an align parameter. Co-authored-by: igor.ermolaev <igor.ermolaev@altezza.org>
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Always use unaligned SSE4.1 loads and stores in segmentation, Sobel, squared difference, statistic, stretch, and texture.
_mm_loadu_si128,_mm_storeu_si128, and_mm_loadu_psdirectly instead ofLoad<false>()andStore<false>().LoadNose3,LoadBody3, andLoadTail3without analigntemplate parameter. The step-only overloads already load with_mm_loadu_si128.LoadNose5,LoadBody5, andLoadTail5already have step-only overloads and are unused by these files.