What programmers should know about how CPUs work [video]

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cb321 · 18h ago

Those interested in this talk which is sort of a Hennesy & Patterson-based course on CPUs compressed down to 43 minutes might also find this "CPU measurement OS" SushiRoll interesting: https://gamozolabs.github.io/metrology/2019/08/19/sushi_roll...

zavec · 16h ago

Ooh, I hadn't seen that project before but Gamozo does good stuff so that should be an interesting read.

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What programmers should know about how CPUs work [video]

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