Remove SyCacheSize and the "-c" command line option #1192
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This code was meant as an optimization for CPUs with data cache (i.e. nowadays every CPU), but in practice it seems to have no noticeable impact. Resolves gap-system#273
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This code was meant as an optimization for CPUs with data cache (i.e.
nowadays every CPU), but in practice it seems to have no noticeable
impact.
Resolves #273