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> A machine language with the most important features of any modern CPU but without the ambiguities and trappings of any particular architecture. Could you ela
by swolchok 17y ago
> A machine language with the most important features of any modern CPU but without the ambiguities and trappings of any particular architecture.
Could you elaborate? I'm not convinced that x86 looks like other architectures.
- wvenable 17y agoAll architectures have opcodes for moving data, addition, multiplication, bit shifting, etc. They also all have a stack and registers. While the details are different (number of registers, for example), in general they all work the same.