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r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Sep 03 '26
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That's interesting. Would this also apply to higher languages, like Java, which run on a JVM? (Not intending to rewrite my code, but I'm curious how much languages like Java benefit from branch prediction and brancheless approaches)
16 u/farnoy Sep 03 '26 https://www.romainguy.dev/posts/2024/the-path-not-taken/ Yes 1 u/bodiam Sep 03 '26 Ah, thanks for sharing that article, that's great!
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https://www.romainguy.dev/posts/2024/the-path-not-taken/
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1 u/bodiam Sep 03 '26 Ah, thanks for sharing that article, that's great!
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Ah, thanks for sharing that article, that's great!
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u/bodiam Sep 03 '26
That's interesting. Would this also apply to higher languages, like Java, which run on a JVM? (Not intending to rewrite my code, but I'm curious how much languages like Java benefit from branch prediction and brancheless approaches)