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| The Forth version of the randomisation routines is the same on any processor as only standard Forth words are used. But the ARM-processor can do do a neat | The Forth version of the randomisation routines is the same on any processor as only standard Forth words are used. But the ARM-processor can do do a neat | ||
| - | trick: it can do q cycle (dup, shift and xor) in 1 opcode!! And as | + | trick: it can do 1 cycle (dup, shift and xor) in 1 opcode!! And as |
| most Forths include an assembler it is an interesting exercise to see how | most Forths include an assembler it is an interesting exercise to see how | ||
| much faster the routine is when coded in assembly. | much faster the routine is when coded in assembly. | ||
| This example is coded using wabiForth on a Raspberry 3b+, but the principle is the same for any ARMv8 Aarch32 processor. | This example is coded using wabiForth on a Raspberry 3b+, but the principle is the same for any ARMv8 Aarch32 processor. | ||
| - | The routine uses two registers named top and w. Top contains the top of the stack, w is a scratch | + | The routine uses three registers named top, v and w. Top contains the top of the stack, |
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