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  • bakul_retired
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    I think even mill would be susceptible to Rowhammer.

    Though I should mention that the current bug being discussed (we are speculating that it is about speculative execution across protection boundary) likely won’t be an issue for mill.

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  • bakul_retired
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    What I was wondering about is whether Mill can optimize each “step”. So for example, a dope vector for 3D array x, declared as

    int32_t x[a:b, c:d, e:f]; // I am "extending" C here to allow arbitrary upper/lower bounds, and a:b is half open

    may be

    typedef struct { int base, elemsize, size; } Dope;
    
    Dope dv[] = { {a, s1, s0}, {c, s2, s1}, {e, s3, s2} };
    // s3 = 4, s2 = s3*(f-e), s1 = s2*(d-c), s0 = s1*(b-a)

    Given an expression x[i,j,k] you’d have to do a bunch of multiplies and additions or subtractions and comparisons. I think you should be able to do computation for each dim. in parallel before a final add.

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