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With the same argument you could even argue that the x86 ISA is a high-level language, since under the hood it's decomposed to micro-ops which are scheduled on
by mgaunard 3y ago
With the same argument you could even argue that the x86 ISA is a high-level language, since under the hood it's decomposed to micro-ops which are scheduled on a superscalar infrastructure and run out of order.