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In part yes, the difference is the ability to access the 64-bit registers, the additional set of registers, and the assumption that SSE is present. But because
by jmmv 2y ago
In part yes, the difference is the ability to access the 64-bit registers, the additional set of registers, and the assumption that SSE is present. But because of all of these, x32 defines a new call convention to optimize function calls.