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>I wish we could just get away from x86 "standard" and move on. But actually why? is there reason that isn't licensing? Because perf or perf/watt is not the r
by tester756 2y ago
>I wish we could just get away from x86 "standard" and move on.
But actually why? is there reason that isn't licensing?
Because perf or perf/watt is not the reason
- t-3 2y agoThe best reason I can think of is aesthetic: x86 is the ugliest (extant?) ISA. Nobody wants to read, write, or think about x86 assembly. Most RISCs are easy and enjoyable to read, reason about, and write by hand.