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Using Swift for numeric programming, such as training machine learning models, is not an area that many people are working on.
There’s very little information around on the topic.
But after a few weeks of research and experimentation I’ve managed to create a couple of libraries that can achieve the same speed as carefully optimized vectorized C code, whilst being concise and easy to use.
In this article, I’ll take you through this journey and show you what I’ve learned about how to use Swift effectively for numeric programming.
I will include examples mainly from my BaseMath library, hich provides generic math functions for Float and Double, and optimized versions for various collections of them.

Swift is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, compiled programming language.
It was started by Chris Lattner while he was at Apple, and supported many concepts from Objective-C (the main language used for programming for Apple devices).
Chris described the language to me as “syntax sugar for LLVM”, since it maps so closely to many of the ideas in that compiler framework.
I’ve been coding for around 30 years, and in that time have used dozens of languages (and have even contributed to some.
I always hope that when I start looking at a new language that there will be some mind-opening new ideas to find, and Swift definitely doesn’t disappoint.
Swift tries to be expressive, flexible, concise, safe, easy to use, and fast.
Most languages compromise significantly in at least one of these areas.
Here’s my personal view of some languages that I’ve used and enjoyed, but all of which have limitations I’ve found frustrating at times.

Python: Slow at runtime, poor support for parallel processing (but very easy to use)
C, C++: hard to use (and C++ is slow at compile time), but fast and (for C++) expressive
Javascript: Unsafe (unless you use Typescript); somewhat slow (but easy to use and flexible)
Julia: Poor support for general purpose programming, but fast and expressive for numeric programming. ( Edit: this may be a bit unfair to Julia; it’s come a long way since I’ve last looked at it!)
Java: verbose (but getting better, particularly if you use Kotlin), less flexible (due to JVM issues), somewhat slow (but overall a language that has many useful application areas)
C# and F#: perhaps the fewest compromises of any major programming language, but still requires installation of a runtime, limited flexibility due to garbage collection, and difficulties making code really fast (except on Windows, where you can interface via C++/CLI)