[namirez]

There are a few potential improvements here: 1) Use a look up table for 'sin' rather than using 'std::sin'. 2) Tell the compiler what instruction sets to use; for example, tell GCC to use 'skylake' instructions (https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-6.2.0/gcc/x86-Options.htm...). 3) Many of the functions could be 'inline constexpr'. 4) Although 'ofs <<' is buffered, it can still be very slow. Create the output in memory and use a lower level function like 'fwrite' to write it to file. 5) Use 'std::thread' or 'std::async'. It makes the multi-threading more portable and clear.