> but it's not where any significant gains are coming from i have no clue what you're saying here - if your scheduler fucks up your pipelining you're gonna hav

> but it's not where any significant gains are coming from i have no clue what you're saying here - if your scheduler fucks up your pipelining you're gonna have a bad time (conversely if you're scheduler recognizes pipelining opportunities you're gonna have a good time). as usual anyone who says something like "in my experience it's not a big deal" simply does not have enough experience.