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Perhaps for emulating some big-endian processors (using QEMU or something similar), there's probably a small speed benefit here?
by wsc981 6y ago
Perhaps for emulating some big-endian processors (using QEMU or something similar), there's probably a small speed benefit here?
- souprock 6y agoIt'd be too small to notice, and maybe impossible to measure. Emulation performance gets sucked up by MMU emulation, indirect jumps (including function return), and page-crossing jumps. Sometimes memory-mapped IO can also be abnormally bad in emulation.