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No because Windows is not aware of how Apple does it. There exist Linux patches documenting how to do so, though.
by saagarjha 2y ago
No because Windows is not aware of how Apple does it. There exist Linux patches documenting how to do so, though.
- scottlamb 2y agoThe article says the following: > As far as I know this is not part of the ARM standard, but it also isn’t Apple specific: Nvidia Denver/Carmel and Fujitsu A64fx are other 64-bit ARM processors that also implement TSO (thanks to marcan for these details). I'm not sure how to interpret that—do these other parameters have distinct/proprietary TSO extensions? Are they referring to a single published (optional) extension that all three implement? The linked tweet has been deleted so no clues there, and I stopped digging.
- saagarjha 2y agoThose are just TSO all the time I think. So they are stronger than the ARM requirement