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What Is X86-64-v3?

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x86-64-v3 is a new set of instructions for 64-bit processors. It allows for more flexible instructions that leave their results in an explicit destination register instead of one of the operand registers. Most people, including RedHat, plan to support v3 for now. Intel has supported these instructions since 2013 in the Haswell.
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What Is X86-64-v3?

You may have heard Linux pundits discussing x86-64-v3. Can recompiling Linux code to use this bring benefits? To answer that question, you probably need to know what x86-64-v3 is, and [Gary Explain…

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