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First they laugh at you...
Upgrade your browsing
HTMLS accelerator card is here. Our custom chips
END
and with Electron apps to give you a web
SPAN
like never before
ОпеРС! Express card. endless power
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@_Ninji spent far too much time on this
you win
Why ARM chips have an instruction with Javascript in the name
Asked 2 years, 4 months ago
yesterday
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EJCVTZS is "Floating-point Javascript Convert to Signed fixed-point, rounding toward Zero”. It is
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supported in Arm chips and later. Which is odd, because you don't expect to see JavaScript
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so close to the bare metal
can find explanations of what the instruction does, but not why it exists. This thread says "it exists
а
as a Single instruction is because JS's lack of an integer type means certain use cases need this
operation obscenely often for no good algorithmic геазоп.". plausible but would like a more
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detailed understanding
OR
javascript
assembly
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It is because uses double precision for the numbers, but if you want to perform operations with
bits, the task is nontrivial, so a specific instruction to convert double into integer makes the thing
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easier.
This ARM link explains it very well: https://community.arm.com/processors/b/blog/posts/army8-a-
architecture-2016-additions

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