> (All memory access is naturally linear in computing. Random access memory is an unnatural computing myth which comes at enormous cost and has to be hardware a

> (All memory access is naturally linear in computing. Random access memory is an unnatural computing myth which comes at enormous cost and has to be hardware accelerated to be even usable). Are you saying that the order of memory access doesn't matter? Because it's well known in the computer vision / graphics / game industries changing the order of memory access makes a huge difference, especially if you have a cache miss. This is very obvious if you have a large object that can't fit into L1/L2/L3 cache. In that case, random access causes many cache misses, which destroys performance.