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biresch.com
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| | | | | In previousblog posts I've mentioned some terms like "65xx ISA" and "Addressable Register Architecture (ARA)." I suspect most software engineers have conceptual knowledge of instruction sets and their classification. As anexample, the x86 instruction set is much more complex than the reduced instruction set of the ARM. This is where the terms CISC and RISC... | |
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venam.net
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| | | | | An executable is something that causes a computer to perform some tasks according to encoded instructions. It's in opposition to a data file which must be parsed by another program to be meaningful, for example an image or video. The instructions are usually in machine code, read by the cpu and so dependent on the cpu architecture. An ex... | |
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samwho.dev
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| | | | | How does a function in Ruby call a function in C? How does a function in Kotlin call a function in Java? It's no secret that you can call functions in one progr... | |
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miyuki.github.io
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