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You need kernel assembly programming on large and modern hardware architectures (have a look at large RISC-V implementations, x86_64 has all this backward/legac
by sylware 2y ago
You need kernel assembly programming on large and modern hardware architectures (have a look at large RISC-V implementations, x86_64 has all this backward/legacy compatibility which makes simple things very complicated for no good reasons).