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python - Are numpy's basic operations vectorized, i.e. do they use SIMD operations?

I am doing some performance analysis, and i wonder, whether numpy vectorizes its standard array operations, when the datatype is known (double).

a, b = (some numpy arrays)
c = a + b #Is this vectorized?

Edit: Is this operation vectorized, i.e. will the computation consist of SIMD operations?

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Yes, they are.

/*
 * This file is for the definitions of simd vectorized operations.
 *
 * Currently contains sse2 functions that are built on amd64, x32 or
 * non-generic builds (CFLAGS=-march=...)
 * In future it may contain other instruction sets like AVX or NEON     detected
 * at runtime in which case it needs to be included indirectly via a file
 * compiled with special options (or use gcc target attributes) so the binary
 * stays portable.
 */

Link: Numpy simd.inc.src on github.


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