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Nice but come on, pages and pages about what is a stack but not even a word about what this "Intel FSP" is supposed to be? http://www.intel.com/FSP http://www.
by hobo_mark 9y ago
Nice but come on, pages and pages about what is a stack but not even a word about what this "Intel FSP" is supposed to be?
http://www.intel.com/FSP http://www.intel.com/FSP
Apparently it's their (closed) cpu initialization code that you are free to take and reuse if you're creating a new device using Intel cpus.
- ezconnect 9y agoYes that is weird for a technical write up not to mention what FSP stands for. I was expecting it on the first sentence.
- waynecochran 9y agoFSP is a TLA for an API using Intel ISA code implemented on CPU with support for BIOS used in some RTOS systems.
- Dylan16807 9y agoEh. 2/5. Your sentence is quite comprehensible and doesn't answer the question for reasons completely unrelated to acronyms. ("an interface" and vague ideas about what it runs on don't tell you what something is)
- waynecochran 9y agoAdmittedly weak. As other commenters — I have strong distaste for writing that doesn’t define widely unknown acronymns on first use.
- MrMorden 9y agoAnd it features "Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum". I've been looking for that for years!
- ClassyJacket 9y agoAnd a Broadwr roadmap!