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@kvsm still, it's only about choosing the right instructions. A "utopian" compiler should be able to do such a thing. (I agree with Mel with that sentence about a program) The casual ones, however, should be constantly improved to converge to such a compiler. Am I wrong? :)
When you have something in your clipboard but then press Ctrl+C instead of Ctrl+V and end up with a blank line...
Avast. :/
No, thank you, you nice little app. If you wanted to call someone to find out the weather, I think I can do it...
I still wonder why there's this "a man writes more optimised code than compiler" stuff. Why?
Compiler is automated work, in the worst case it should be able to create multiple e.g. asms and compare the time, right? You can dump all instructions into compiler, it should be able to choose the right one even if it would compile whole days, right? You can't be possibly serious with such a statement.
No "time" arguments, please.
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