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Like the 386 w/a math coprocessor?

• anyfoo 7y ago
  No, the math coprocessor was for floating point, all integer operations (or at least all the basic ones) were on-die.
• 0x0 7y ago
  For integers, x86 has had mul and div all the way back to at least the 8086. If you are looking for a cpu with no mul or div then look at the classic 6502/6510 as known from c64, nes, and many more contemporary machines.
• fortran77 7y ago
  The co-processor was for floating point operations. Integer MUL and DIV were in the 386 (and the 8086/8088)