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To be specific, the M1 supports a stronger memory model which makes emulation easier. There is no real dedicated hardware though.
by unix_fan 6y ago
To be specific, the M1 supports a stronger memory model which makes emulation easier. There is no real dedicated hardware though.
- moonchild 6y agoBut the original benchmarks weren't multithreaded, which should make that a nonissue? (Is it possible to generate code assuming a weaker memory model, and then invalidate that upon creation of a thread? Might get dicey with shared memory, though...)
- ladyanita22 6y agoThe hardware itself has dedicated instructions