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So every time a new value is loaded into one of the "high level" registers, it's actually loaded into a new underlying register? So the underlying registers are
by DrJokepu 12y ago
So every time a new value is loaded into one of the "high level" registers, it's actually loaded into a new underlying register? So the underlying registers are basically immutable?
- caf 12y agoYes, it's a allocation technique called "single static assignment".