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For instructions you really care about, yes of course you review the assembly output! Usually when you're doing SIMD or want to check atomics are doing what you

by cozzyd 26d ago

For instructions you really care about, yes of course you review the assembly output! Usually when you're doing SIMD or want to check atomics are doing what you expect.

a2ff6eeb0 26d ago
You can do that with LLMs for the parts you really care about too. The LLMs aren't regenerating the codebase from scratch every time, so the results stick around.
- cozzyd 26d ago
  Only if it's not too byzantize to understand what part you should look at
  - a2ff6eeb0 26d ago
    The AI can tell you where to look. It's really good at this. It's actually a lot better at analyzing code than it is at writing it.