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>if anything the high performance aarch64 designs like Apple's M1 are more similar to x86_64 designs than previous generations. And? If an 'exotic ISA' can rea
by renox 6y ago
>if anything the high performance aarch64 designs like Apple's M1 are more similar to x86_64 designs than previous generations.
And? If an 'exotic ISA' can really offer some improvement, it must be able to compete with 'the best of the best' implementation of current ISA..
- cpgxiii 6y agoThe point is that if you're looking for distinctly different approaches than the currently dominant x86_64, aarch64 implementations are not where to look.