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I highly doubt it's true. I can usually approach the same speed in C if I'm working with a familiar compiler. Sometimes I can do significantly better in assembl
by warble 2y ago
I highly doubt it's true. I can usually approach the same speed in C if I'm working with a familiar compiler. Sometimes I can do significantly better in assembly but it's rare.
I work on bare metal embedded systems though, so maybe there's some nuance when working with bigger OS libs?
- School-Cotton 2y agoThe difference is probably that you don’t work in an environment that supports SIMD or your code can’t benefit from it.
- warble 2y agoYou're correct, I don't use SIMD instructions much, but I can, and with a C compiler. So still, not sure the advantage of ASM.