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There's plenty that do. Pretty universally that's because they weren't interesting enough to invest in iterations. And the extensions don't really reuse opcod
by monocasa 2y ago
There's plenty that do.
Pretty universally that's because they weren't interesting enough to invest in iterations.
And the extensions don't really reuse opcodes. With very few exceptions the extensions aren't mutually incompatible. X86 would be a lot denser if they were.