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Sure, but what I'm getting at is that RAX does not have a type If we write that Quake 3 "fast" inverse square root, the machine code does not have any casting
by tialaramex 1y ago
Sure, but what I'm getting at is that RAX does not have a type
If we write that Quake 3 "fast" inverse square root, the machine code does not have any casting or type changes, but the C does and the Rust does, because in machine code the operations were typed but in these high level languages the values were typed.
- guerrilla 1y agoTypes are also not type annotations.