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by sanxiyn
1306 days ago
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> If you care that much about 1% you are probably already writing the most performance critical parts in Assembly anyway. I call this hotspot fallacy and it is a common one. This assumes there is relatively small performance critical parts that can be rewritten in assembly. Yes, sometimes there is a hotspot, but by no means always. A lot of people caring about 1% is running gigabytes binary on datacenter scale computer without hotspots. |
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