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There are more registers in x64, so there may be some speed gain. Or a loss of speed due to larger pointer size and more frequent cache misses.
by mkup 14y ago
There are more registers in x64, so there may be some speed gain. Or a loss of speed due to larger pointer size and more frequent cache misses.
- moonchrome 14y agoRegisters, more instructions guaranteed (like SSE2) etc. It's up to the compiler to take advantage of that tough.
- gcp 14y agoDid you just repeat exactly what I said?