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get out all and welcome to another chook so the first thing I want to say is thank you very much to everybody who's sent in plug-ins for Imogen I think they're all excellent and I'm really having a lot of fun looking through them I'm gonna start putting them up on the website shortly as well yeah just as soon as I get around to it so thank you very much for that we're already starting to build a much more powerful application alrighty today's - tis gonna be on some native assembly again at last it's been a long time we're gonna look at an AV X version of the negate algorithm that we looked at last week last week there's a couple of days ago anyway whenever it was this is the instructions here that I'm going to use amongst others so there's a couple of extra incidental x86 assembly instructions but mostly it comes down to these so these are the AVX instructions that I'm using each of the AVX instruction starts with a V as well be careful and the a VX registers are all called why someth...