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RealiZM
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RealiZM
3y ago
Yes, instead copying from memory to memory using registers it was something like memory-registers-stack-registers-memory. Is not some ancient GCC from early 1990s, it was around 2010 or so.
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I used Borland's Pascal. And I know this: it had insane compile/build time, even with TurboVision or OWL libraries for UI. Borland's C++ compiler of same age weren't even close. And despite all language extensions, Pasca
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Cynics would say that C++ (and in some sense) C took almost 50 years to catch up with Pascal.
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Coverage in hardware is different from coverage in software. Solid part of System Verilog deals with that plus part of UVM. Plus coverage from simulation and property checking (aka formal) can be used together.