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<promach> What does it mean by "Equality comparisons are quite a bit faster with dynamic logic (as you can build high fan-in NOR gates)." ?
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<nmz787_> well, promach isn't here now for me to answer :/
<nmz787_> seems like a simple rule, at least for NAND gates, as shown on wikipedia
<nmz787_> 2n for static NAND, vs n+2 for dynamic
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