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For PDP-10, because it operated only on word values, you can easily assume that every bus and memory operation passes a full 36 bit word every time. In fact, r
by p_l 1y ago
For PDP-10, because it operated only on word values, you can easily assume that every bus and memory operation passes a full 36 bit word every time.
In fact, recent-ish x86 CPUs have similar instructions, and as of Zen4 they are fast not just on Intel but also on AMD (previously they were microcoded as a bunch of shifts AFAIK with pretty lousy latency)