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This is silly. ILP doesn't matter because the HW has kept the same basic ISA with the same memory guarantees since forever. A lot of stuff goes on under the hoo
by verall 6y ago
This is silly. ILP doesn't matter because the HW has kept the same basic ISA with the same memory guarantees since forever. A lot of stuff goes on under the hood to make C code execute quickly (also to make Java code execute quickly, etc). Hundreds of in-flight instructions does not matter when they all commit in order.