From my research I learned that memory access in 32bit is much slower (opposite of what I thought!), but I haven't been able to find a solution to make up for that. My assembler code just doesn't have the same punch that it did in 16bit. Does anyone have any knowledge of optimization techniques or any links to forward me to?
Thanks,
Awesoken at
Re: 32bit Optimization Techniques
That makes no sense. You either have unusual hardware, or you are doing something wrong. This is a great site for x86 optimization:http://www.agner.org/optimize/
TX at
That C++ optimization guide (the only one that really applies to me personally) is great. Thanks for the link, Ken!