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I'm assuming a simplistic CPU architecture aimed towards beginners, which is generally what a tutorial is aimed at. From there you can learn about all the nitty
by throwaway889900 5y ago
I'm assuming a simplistic CPU architecture aimed towards beginners, which is generally what a tutorial is aimed at. From there you can learn about all the nitty gritty details that you need to get actual chip to work.
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- userbinator 5y agoI think the point is that on a standard x86 PC the cores don't all start running from reset; one boots up and the others are halted, waiting for the OS to start them (usually via the APIC.)