"Your resume isn't too bad, user...

>"Your resume isn't too bad, user. But I want to make absolutely sure you're not yet another one of those Lisp fizzbuzzers."
>whiteboard moonwalks in
>"Write a program that works in a way that prevents the stack from staying in the CPU cache."

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c-c-clr();

>make up a couple architecture that unlike superscalar cancer gives me control over cache
Heh, nothing personal superscalar Clets.

I dont even know what that means.

OMG MATH

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kind sir I am applying for Java Enterprise Solution job, please let me do the needful

umm actually I forgot to mention I'm a trans person so you'd better hire me or I'll sue your company for all it's worth

>"Sorry, sir, but I'm Jewish, so you'd better not play that game with me."

I just tell the user to close it through task manager, an elegant solution to a retarded problem.

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sure, I'll just make it so it kills itself once it starts.

>whiteboard moonwalks in
>HR ALWAYS TOLD ME BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU DO
>DONT GO AROUND BREAKING THE STACK

Nice, you're hired.q

>whiteboard moonwalks in
>THE FIRE'S IN THEIR EYES AND THE CODE IS REALLY CLEAR
>SO JUST KILL IT, KILL IT

It it even possible?

it is a tricky question, you're actually supposed to shut down the computer.

w-well i took a dna test and I'm 0.1% aztec jew so maybe you could help a brotha out... yo?

>whiteboard moonwalks in
>JAVASCRIPT IS NOT MY LANGUAGE
>ITS JUST A TOOL THAT MAKES SHITTY WEB APPS
>BUT C IS JUST MY THING

char[SIZE_MAX] cachefucker;
?

mov eax, cr0
or eax, 1

>one load and you fail, choose your next move wisely.

return 0;

Prove to me this value isn't being written to cache memory

What architecture are we using?

shutdown now

On most architectures and using most compilers, a simple integer return value will usually be directly placed in an appropriate register (which one is of course machine-dependent), without actually writing it in memory.

Can someone explain to me what this means?

t. Brianlet.

>The WBINVD instruction is a privileged instruction. When the processor is running in protected mode, the CPL of a program or procedure must be 0 to execute this instruction.

why would you ever want to make a program that performs inefficiently on purpose