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Most of the time I've used inline assembly it's because the compiler was optimizing something badly. I don't want it to rearrange anything. (Scheduling is almo
by astrange 2y ago
Most of the time I've used inline assembly it's because the compiler was optimizing something badly. I don't want it to rearrange anything.
(Scheduling is almost useless on modern desktop CPUs anyway, except for some instruction fusion patterns.)