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Why the 386? You could do preemptive multitasking on a 286 or even an 8088.
by Narishma 3y ago
Why the 386? You could do preemptive multitasking on a 286 or even an 8088.
- froh 3y agowithout MMU you have to trust your tasks, but yes technically all you need is timed interrupts. so if you go the no mmu route, you could even list 6502 and z80, as in "I rarely do multithreading, but if I do I do it without MMU" ;-) or at least have an MPU, which is what some microcontrollers have to protect multitasking.