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That wasn't a very useful article in terms of explaining the potential benefits of 64-bit on mobile. I get that the reasons are a bit esoteric; "a larger addres
by mistercow 13y ago
That wasn't a very useful article in terms of explaining the potential benefits of 64-bit on mobile. I get that the reasons are a bit esoteric; "a larger address space makes ASLR more effective" is tough to explain to a non-programmer reader. But a writer's job is to get people who understand to explain and then write that explanation in a way that readers can roughly understand.
- hclee 13y agoAgree. Going 64-bits in general can benefit that more instruction sets, more data sets per instruction, memory access at repeating process. What's in this article is just quote by CMO that is a claim without benchmark evidence or whatever.