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Not just in theory. The way modern register renaming works is that every single write to a register name always allocates a new physical register. It's not even
by Tuna-Fish 6y ago
Not just in theory. The way modern register renaming works is that every single write to a register name always allocates a new physical register. It's not even possible for there to be false dependencies because of reusing the same name over and over.