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> if you need to compare for a < b as opposed to a <= b, you gonna need couple more instructions Depends on what you are doing--you may not need to spend any e
by moonchild 4y ago
> if you need to compare for a < b as opposed to a <= b, you gonna need couple more instructions
Depends on what you are doing--you may not need to spend any extra ops at all. For instance, if you are blending then you can compute a >= b and commute the blend arguments. If you are branching, then you pick the complementary flag to branch on. Etc.