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Maybe ARM binaries are smaller than x86_64? ARM has some sophistication in its ISA, THUMB mode instructions for example, that might be in play here.
by jjtheblunt 6y ago
Maybe ARM binaries are smaller than x86_64?
ARM has some sophistication in its ISA, THUMB mode instructions for example, that might be in play here.
- duskwuff 6y agoThumb isn't a factor. The Thumb encoding is only used for 32-bit ARM instructions; 64-bit instructions use a fixed-width 32-bit encoding.