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How can AArch64 be as efficient when it implements all of the old 32-bit extensions? Some don't, but a phone does.
by chasil 4y ago
How can AArch64 be as efficient when it implements all of the old 32-bit extensions?
Some don't, but a phone does.
- appointment 4y agoThe latest ARM Cortex CPUs (models X2, A715 and A510) drop 32-bit support. Qualcomm actually includes two older Cortex-A710 cores in the Snapdragon 8 gen 2 for 32-bit support. Don't know much about Apple Silicon but didn't they drop 32-bit a couple of years back? Google has purged 32-bit apps from the official Android app store, but as I understand it the Chinese OEMs that ship un-Googled AOSP ROMs with their own app stores haven't been as aggressive about moving to 64-bit.
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- shaunsingh0207 4y agoApple also entirely drops 32-bit from their arm systems