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Unity DOTS / ECS (Entity Component System) Data-Oriented Memory Architecture: Historical Paradigm Evolution and Next-Gen Architectural Projections

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    Everyone keeps hyping cache line locality and SoA layouts for DOTS, but I’m still hitting real-world stalls when my systems iterate over mixed-component entities. When you’re pushing a burst-compiled system across thousands of entities, how do you practically dodge false sharing and cache thrashing on modern Zen 4 or Raptor Lake cores? Do you manually pad structs to avoid crossing cache boundaries, or do you lean on the Job System’s chunking model? And what’s your threshold before you start splitting systems by component mask to

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