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> You get better performance in multithreaded code when you churn through new memory rather than mutate what you've already got My understanding is this is rel
by smitherfield 10y ago
> You get better performance in multithreaded code when you churn through new memory rather than mutate what you've already got
My understanding is this is related to aliasing at the software, language or compiler level, not the hardware level.