> With 32 bit code
X86. No other 32b architecture is that register-starved even if the larger number of registers is somewhat mitigated by being load-store.
X86. No other 32b architecture is that register-starved even if the larger number of registers is somewhat mitigated by being load-store.
Nowadays X64 has a decent amounts of registers + the HW internally has several times more the registers, so saving one is almost meaningless.