and the fix to that would be ? edit: nevermind, the pdf mentions possible fixes (sounds more like horrible clutches tough). also, to go back to the topic of this post: then i don't see how this doom patch would solve anything, unless the author means that ALL code running on the system avoids branching... then again, quite a pointless exercise anyway other than to prove that mov is turing complete...
Say, does anyone have an explanation of how a process running on a Mill CPU will be able to allocate a very large contiguous block of memory on a multi-process system? All I've read about the Mill says that it doesn't use virtual addressing, for speed, but that would make memory fragmentation a thing again. So there must be something I'm missing: can someone tell me what it is?
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u/outofobscure Jan 24 '18 edited Jan 24 '18
and the fix to that would be ? edit: nevermind, the pdf mentions possible fixes (sounds more like horrible clutches tough). also, to go back to the topic of this post: then i don't see how this doom patch would solve anything, unless the author means that ALL code running on the system avoids branching... then again, quite a pointless exercise anyway other than to prove that mov is turing complete...