By: Michael S (already5chosen.delete@this.yahoo.com), August 11, 2014 5:56 am
Room: Moderated Discussions
Jouni Osmala (josmala.delete@this.cc.hut.fi) on August 11, 2014 3:43 am wrote:
> UNLESS your workload depends on fast transformation of three
> operand instructions to target ISA, which has quite an advantage on ARM side.
>
You mean, interpreter of legacy binaries?
Isn't AOT/JIT combinations pretty much the only option for high performance anyway?
Of course, Intel's FP is already three-operand. And their integer ISA has 3-operand form (LEA) for most frequently used instructions.
> UNLESS your workload depends on fast transformation of three
> operand instructions to target ISA, which has quite an advantage on ARM side.
>
You mean, interpreter of legacy binaries?
Isn't AOT/JIT combinations pretty much the only option for high performance anyway?
Of course, Intel's FP is already three-operand. And their integer ISA has 3-operand form (LEA) for most frequently used instructions.
