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From 2017, it predates RISC-V first ratified spec. Currently, RISC-V holds the crown of code density in both 64 and 32 bit. On 32bit, thumb2 is a little behin
by snvzz 7mo ago
From 2017, it predates RISC-V first ratified spec.
Currently, RISC-V holds the crown of code density in both 64 and 32 bit.
On 32bit, thumb2 is a little behind. On 64bit, x86-64 is not even close, and ARMv8/v9 are even worse.
- userbinator 7mo agoYou've shown absolutely zero evidence. "Maybe if I keep repeating it, it'll be true."
- snvzz 7mo agoI am sure you are capable of running a compiler and/or running `size` on Ubuntu binaries.