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by inigyou
15 days ago
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> 16-bit instructions, and instructions that only specify two registers rather than three These are not strange design features. I'm surprised they were patented? For example, most non-SIMD x86 instructions are two-operand. The trade-off between two-operand and three-operand has been known for a long time. (Shorter instruction encodings, but sometimes you need more instructions) |
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