An optimization guide for assembly programmers and compiler makers (2018) [pdf]

Re:An optimization guide for assembly programmers and compil... by jawnv6 on Wednesday February 13, 2019 @01:24PM (#19155308)

i legit don't know what you're expecting? your lie was central to the technical discussion and at no point did you acknowledge the error.

if you can't handle being called out for providing false technical information... don't hand out false technical information? seems easy. it's not, as you so desperately want, a personal attack to identify areas where you're misrepresenting the technology.

im curious, how did you want this to go? DT, incorrectly:"fences are required" jv6:"ah, well, hm, er, here's section 8.1.3 which doesn't mention fences at all and specifies two methods (neither of which is a fence) that ARE required to ensure correct operation" like can i even tell people the truth? or must your egregious misrepresentation stand without question for you to find the "tone" acceptable?

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Re:An optimization guide for assembly programmers and compil... by dragontamer on Wednesday February 13, 2019 @03:52PM (#19156880)

Clearly, you won't leave me along after my previous hints. My only conclusion is you probably want something from me. Lemme be direct about it: What do you want from me?

I know one thing you want: you want to talk about assembly language / various low level details. Unfortunately, I don't want to do that with you in this thread. So I will NOT give you that. Is there anything else you might want from me?

As for what I want: I want to say goodbye to you, at least for now. Perhaps you and I will have a more pleasant discussion in the future. But this current discussion was poisoned from the start and I do not wish for this discussion to continue.

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