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At the risk of being pointlessly pedantic: assembly is surely not the lowest level relevant to the topic at hand. When programming for very high performance,
by mgraczyk 13y ago
At the risk of being pointlessly pedantic: assembly is surely not the lowest level relevant to the topic at hand. When programming for very high performance, you usually need to consider the microarchitecture you are targeting.
- gcr 13y agoHmm. Most "super-high-performance" projects I've seen find they can get more bang for the buck by switching to a different microarchitecture (FPGA etc) or exploiting parallelism (buy ten computers), not so much optimizing the machine code.