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In my experience, ARM Thumb (which is ARM's 32-bit take on dense encoding) makes code which is about 75% of the size of the equivalent x86 (i386) code. I am su
by strenholme 8y ago
In my experience, ARM Thumb (which is ARM's 32-bit take on dense encoding) makes code which is about 75% of the size of the equivalent x86 (i386) code. I am sure ARM, if there was enough demand, could make a 64-bit version of Thumb.