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I also don't think it is. I think it is just a short and simple delay -- each push/pop pair is only two bytes AND generates 2 word transfers AND doesn't distur
by peterfirefly 3y ago
I also don't think it is. I think it is just a short and simple delay -- each push/pop pair is only two bytes AND generates 2 word transfers AND doesn't disturb any registers. They probably had a macro or repm loop for it.
- benj111 3y agoBut why the redundant FNCLEX and io writes then? As I said, if you just had 100 push pops, fine. But it isnt, it's push pops mixed in with other seemingly redundant code.