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In the case of x86 where the microcode is fluid and can be patched, and frankly does not really represent what the processor is really doing, can assembly reall
by na85 7y ago
In the case of x86 where the microcode is fluid and can be patched, and frankly does not really represent what the processor is really doing, can assembly really be considered "bare metal" these days?
- p1esk 7y agoThese days even programming mainstream FPGAs with Verilog is not really “bare metal”. Lots of complexity and control is hidden.