The "magic" refers to the tool’s proprietary predictive execution engine . It analyzes running x86 binaries, identifies redundant instruction patterns (a common issue in older compilers), and recompiles them on-the-fly into micro-ops that utilize modern CPU features like AVX-512, SIMD, and improved branch prediction.
Example: Evict a range with CLFLUSHOPT
: While modern systems are primarily x64, installers frequently include an x86 version ( cls-magic2l.dll cls magic x86