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That's the magic I'm talking about because it's not true; memory is memory and stack memory isn't treated specially by the processor. What it does have is a sto
by brigade 12y ago
That's the magic I'm talking about because it's not true; memory is memory and stack memory isn't treated specially by the processor. What it does have is a store buffer, which applies to all memory accesses and is what store forwarding uses to bypass L1.
- DannyBee 12y agoI'm simply going to disagree with you on this one, because i can't make my evidence public :)