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AArch64 is a dramatically nicer instruction set than AArch32.
by theresistor 11y ago
AArch64 is a dramatically nicer instruction set than AArch32.
- rdancer 11y agoCare to elaborate?
- ant6n 11y agoIs it actually? You loose almost all the conditional execution, lots of the interesting shifted addressing (I think Aarch64 allows shifts up to 3 only). You get more registers. Oh and no 16-bit instruction mode anymore.
- renox 11y agoNicer that's debatable: it's better suited to 'high performance' implementation but that doesn't necessarily make it nicer for users..