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Microcode in Intel's 8087 floating-point chip: the scale instruction
Research uncovers the scale instruction in Intel 8087 microcode, aiding retro and reverse-engineer work. · for hardware historians, reverse engineers
lobstersCooling 2 · intelhardware10d ago - 218
Linus Torvalds uses AI to debug an Intel GPU driver bug
Linus Torvalds used AI to debug a GPU driver issue for Intel hardware. · for kernel developers
lobstersSteadyhardware31d ago - 317
Subnormal floating-point numbers are expensive… on Intel processors
Intel CPUs incur high cost when handling subnormal floating-point numbers. · for performance engineers, compiler developers
lobstersSteadyhardware7d ago - 416
Microcode in Intel's 8087 floating-point chip: the scale instruction
Intel's 8087 microcode details the scale instruction, useful for low-level optimization work. · for hardware engineers, low-level programmers
hackernewsSteadyhardware10d ago - 516
Can Intel finally beat ARM on performance per Watt?
Intel vs ARM performance · for hardware engineers
hackernewsSteadyhardware45d ago - 614
How do I use Intel intrinsics with <simd> to implement a saturating cast?
Demonstrates using Intel AVX2 intrinsics for saturating casts in high-performance C++ code. · for systems programmers
stackoverflowSteadyhardware25d ago - 714
Observed cycle/iter greater than what's expected in simple x86 loop kernel
Cycle count exceeds expectations in a simple x86 loop, hinting at possible CPU microcode issues. · for kernel developers, hardware engineers
stackoverflowSteadyhardware20d ago - 814
SIMD in the 90s: Programming Intel's Pentium MMX
Reviews SIMD programming on Intel Pentium MMX, useful for legacy performance work. · for systems programmers, performance engineers
lobstersCoolinghardware37d ago - 94
Inside the Intel 386 processor die: the clock circuit
Intel 386 processor analyzed · for hardware engineers
lobstersSteadyhardware47d ago - 100
dji-4g-vohive-mac — 在 Mac(Apple Silicon / Intel)上用 UTM 跑 Linux 虚拟机,把大疆 4G 模块(EG25-G)伪装成移远 Quectel EC25 并部署 vohive 平台的完整步骤
githubSteady 2 · linux80d ago