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That’s a massive extension. 32 GPRs! And they’re finally reusing an encoding made reserved in long mode (D5 - AAM in legacy modes). Guess Intel’s feeling the p
by colejohnson66 3y ago
That’s a massive extension. 32 GPRs! And they’re finally reusing an encoding made reserved in long mode (D5 - AAM in legacy modes).
Guess Intel’s feeling the pressure from Zen 4 supporting AVX-512.
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 3y agoWhere did you see 32 general purpose registers? There are 32 vector registers in avx512 and avx10. Did I miss it?
- arthur2e5 3y ago32 GPR is a different extension, APX (Adv. Performance Ext.), which also has arm-ish predicated insturctions.