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Evolution of GPR (General-Purpose Register) 16-bit Processors and Segmentation (1978) The IA-32 architecture family was preceded by 16-bit processors, the 80...
Evolution of GPR (General-Purpose Register) 16-bit Processors and Segmentation (1978) The IA-32 architecture family was preceded by 16-bit processors, the 80...
Motivation Somtimes branch mispredictions are a major performance limiter in workloads. The bottleneck is data-dependent conditional branches and hard to mit...
Why do we need JMPABS? JMPABS, which, as the name already suggests, allows jumping to a 64-bit absolute address. Before APX, X86 has 32-bit displacement limi...
REX2 Intel® APX introduces a new 2-byte REX2 prefix in order to support 32 general-purpose registers (GPRs).
What is marriage? Marriage does not solve anything, and problems that existed before marriage will persist after marriage. Marriage is just a contract, mainl...