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Isn't that even worse? Now, you have to reorder your instructions to make them more efficient and avoid exchange instructions.
by johntb86 14y ago
Isn't that even worse? Now, you have to reorder your instructions to make them more efficient and avoid exchange instructions.
- snogglethorpe 14y agoSome stack architectures (e.g. Hobbit) use small offsets to allow addressing into the stack, which adds some of the flavor and flexibility of a register-based machine while still conceptually keeping all values on the stack.