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Since x86 has 8-registers and x86_64 doubles that with a prefix (REX) byte, yeah, looking at that machine code in octal makes a lot more sense. It looks, dare I
by CalChris 6y ago
Since x86 has 8-registers and x86_64 doubles that with a prefix (REX) byte, yeah, looking at that machine code in octal makes a lot more sense. It looks, dare I say it, kinda RISCy.
- moonchild 6y agoNot to mention 16 more 256-bit simd registers.