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by geon
739 days ago
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> A perfect compiler would compile instantly (or at least faster than human perception is capable of registering) That seems lika a very arbitrary requirement. I'd say a perfect implementation of anything must do what it is supposed to be doing, and that may have a lower bound on processing time. You can't write to memory faster than what the bus allows, for example. |
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