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Most memory is data. Code density is important, but you can just double the icache. Given that icache is often smaller than dcache, it seems that's not the maj
by ant6n 8y ago
Most memory is data.
Code density is important, but you can just double the icache. Given that icache is often smaller than dcache, it seems that's not the major bottleneck.
Also, if code density is so important, why did arm drop Thumb when they switched to 64bit?