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Lack of condition codes when the dominant paradigm (x86, ARM) is condition codes is weird. However, having 32 registers unlike x86_64's 16 makes up for some of
by CalChris 4y ago
Lack of condition codes when the dominant paradigm (x86, ARM) is condition codes is weird. However, having 32 registers unlike x86_64's 16 makes up for some of it.
The base is too base and their bitfield extension is weird.
- snvzz 4y ago>The base is too base I'm sure those that only need the base disagree. For the rest of us, there's G (IMAFD).