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| | | | | Like most processors, the Intel 8086 (1978) provides registers that are faster than main memory. As well as the registers that are visibl... | |
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| | | | | Interrupts have been an important part of computers since the mid-1950s, 1 providing a mechanism to interrupt a program's execution. Inte... | |
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| | | A few years ago, due to some random chain of events, I ended up implementing a conversion from 128 bit integers to 64 bit floats. This would've turned out to be a complete waste of time, except that my final version is faster than the builtin conversion of every compiler I tested. In this blog post, I'll explain what happened, how floats work, how this conversion works, and how it got a bit out of hand. | ||
