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• X86
  '''x86''' is the [[instruction set architecture]] (ISA) for the [[Intel 8086]] and ...nation of an [[IBM compatible PC]], the [[IBM PC 5150]] in 1981. The term "x86" is also used colloquially to describe the entire line of processors that a
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• Talk:X86
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• X86/Approval
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• X86/Definition
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• File:X86 architecture.png (215 × 215 (7 KB)) - 19:55, 11 March 2022

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• X86/Related Articles
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• Template:X86/Metadata
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• Intel
  ...r of [[integrated circuit]]ry. The company is best known for its popular [[x86]] line of [[computer processor]]s (also known as a CPU or [[Central Process A lineal ancestor of the x86 line of processors, the [[Intel 8008]], was used in the [[Altair 8800]] mic
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• User:Troy Martin
  ...a. I'm a computer systems programmer fluent in C and C++, mostly fluent in x86 assembly language, BASIC, and a bit of Perl and Ruby. English is my native ...system project is the Titanium Bonfire Operating System/32, an open-source x86 operating system written in C and assembly available at http://www.tbos32.c
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• X86
  '''x86''' is the [[instruction set architecture]] (ISA) for the [[Intel 8086]] and ...nation of an [[IBM compatible PC]], the [[IBM PC 5150]] in 1981. The term "x86" is also used colloquially to describe the entire line of processors that a
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• Template:Infobox Software/doc
  | platform = [[x86]], [[x86-64]], [[PowerPC]], [[AMD64]], [[ARM]], [[DEC Alpha]], [[HP PA-RISC]], [[IA- | platform = [[x86]], [[x86-64]], [[PowerPC]], [[AMD64]], [[ARM]], [[DEC Alpha]], [[HP PA-RISC]], [[IA-
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• User:Dan Haim
  ...expert. I have knowledge in several programming languages, such as C, C++, x86 Assembly, PHP and Python. I have several years of experience as a software
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• Program counter
  ...to as branches or jumps in execution. On some architectures (most notably x86), the PC is referred to as the instruction pointer (IP). ISAs that use variable length instruction words, such as [[x86]], increment the program counter by the number of memory words correspondin
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• BeOS
  ...g: 0.25em;"|'''Supported platforms:''' [[AT&T Hobbit]], [[X86 architecture|x86]], [[PowerPC]] | align=center rowspan="6" | PowerPC<br />Intel x86
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• User:Uwe Keim
  ...abase- and Internet-related software in C++, C# and other languages (knows x86-Assembler, too).
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• IBM compatible PC
  ...cal decision made by IBM when it introduced its first personal computer ([[x86]]-based). IBM published the [[BIOS|BIOS]] (Basic Input/Output System) spec To be called IBM compatible, a computer's processor must be [[x86]]-based, and all the hardware components must adhere 100% to the [[BIOS|BIO
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• Subnormal
  For the Intel x86 architecture, floats between 1.17549429E-38 and 1.40129846E-45 are denormal
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• IBM compatible PC/Related Articles
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• Instruction set architecture/Related Articles
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization
  ...isolation. Hardware-assisted virtualization was recently (2006) added to [[x86]] processors ([[Intel VT]] or [[AMD-V]]). ...n requires explicit support in the host CPU, which is not available on all x86/x86_64 processors.
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• Virtual memory/Related Articles
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• User:Ion Alexandru Morega
  ...ogramming. I have experience with many programming languages, ranging from x86 assembler, C, C++, Java to Python and Javascript. I'm also familiar with we
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• Talk:Computer architecture
  ...the engineer designing the system. For instance, the Intel 386 processor (X86 family) appeared initially on desktop and server systems for its first run ...d Apple's line of computers before being replaced by PowerPC and now Intel X86 processors. The 68000 can now be found in embedded platforms and in antiqua
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• Personal computer/Related Articles
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• Linux kernel
  ...="padding: 0.25em;"|'''Supported platforms:''' [[X86 architecture|x86]], [[x86-64]], [[ia64]], [[DEC Alpha]], <br/> [[Motorola 68k]], [[SUN Sparc]], [[ARM ...um]]. Both Linux and Minix share the distinction of running on an Intel [[x86]] chip architecture, which before this time was dominated mainly by Microso
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• Talk:Buffer overflow
  ...egregated, so the stack is always different from code. It's mainly in the x86 architecture that it's been easy in the past to write a virus by overwritin ...de and data are just not co-mingled. I'm not sure how it all plays out in x86 except that I seem to recall the return addresses live right in the stack a
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