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Most function calls are aggressively inlined by the compiler such that they are no longer "function calls". More registers will make that even more effective.
by jandrewrogers 9mo ago
Most function calls are aggressively inlined by the compiler such that they are no longer "function calls". More registers will make that even more effective.
- burnt-resistor 9mo agoThat depends on if something like LTO is possible and a function isn't declared to use one of the plethora of calling conventions. What it means is that new calling conventions will be needed and that this new platform will be able to use pass by register for higher arity functions.
- menaerus 9mo agoLTO is orthogonal to inlining functions.