How your compiler manage the reset of the registers when a new thread is created(since each CPU core have its own register cache)?
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I don't understand the question. Why would it need to handle anything in this case?
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So what do you think about?
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I still have no idea what you are saying here. Registers don't have addresses. The aliasing concern you are talking about does not have much to do with threads. I don't know why you would be looking for a thread-specific solution. Starting a thread is every expensive; trying to
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optimize something on the level of getting it from a register vs from memory, when you are starting an entire thread, just doesn't make any sense.
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May the God give you the strength
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Awesome can't wait.
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