imported_Phil
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Link to article.
Having read the above article, I must admit that dual-core processors, with one core for x86 and one core for a new architecture, does sound promising; it's certainly an easier way around the problem of backwards compatability and writing for an entirely different architecture.
Who knows what the future holds 🙂
Having read the above article, I must admit that dual-core processors, with one core for x86 and one core for a new architecture, does sound promising; it's certainly an easier way around the problem of backwards compatability and writing for an entirely different architecture.
Who knows what the future holds 🙂