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> Also most software runs on ARM now and I don't think that has actually happened in practice. At least in my house, ARM cores outnumber x86 cores by at least
by rbanffy 8mo ago
> Also most software runs on ARM now and I don't think that has actually happened in practice.
At least in my house, ARM cores outnumber x86 cores by at least four to one. And I'm not even counting the 32-bit ARM cores in embedded devices.
There is a lot of space for memory ordering bugs to manifest in all those devices.
- IshKebab 8mo agoThe number of cores is fairly similar actually. X86 has been commonly 2 or 4 core for decades, and ARM is only recently more than that.