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Yes -- and explain how code statically scheduled for the worst-case dependences at compile time can ever beat out-of-order and speculative execution that can se
by therealcamino 5y ago
Yes -- and explain how code statically scheduled for the worst-case dependences at compile time can ever beat out-of-order and speculative execution that can see the actual dependences at runtime. For anything other than extremely regular codes, there's an information gap that can't be overcome.