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In performance-sensitive paths (such as hot loops, real-time processing, and embedded systems), cache locality remains the key factor determining orders-of-magnitude differences, and this kind of optimization depends on in-depth analysis of specific hardware and data access patterns, making it difficult to obtain through pattern-matching-style code generation.
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