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In practice you want memory reordering to be a thing because that's what allows you to reorder instructions that touch memory (both at compile time, and also at
by formerly_proven 5y ago
In practice you want memory reordering to be a thing because that's what allows you to reorder instructions that touch memory (both at compile time, and also at runtime by the processor), which is what enables a large part of the latency hiding that's going on.