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Article #816Re: disabling CTRL-BREAK (dos)
From: Phil Howard KA9WGN
Date: Sat, 25 May 1991 04:26
Date: Sat, 25 May 1991 04:26
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In comp.lang.asm370 you write: >Why would you wish that IBM mainframes were the brain-dead architecture >that the PC uses? You need the '386 before you can truly multitask safely, >and even if a 386 *can* go at 15MIPS, it's still useless because it >spends 12 of them doing loads and stores out of the 4 registers... BTW, the 486 does not have this problem. It caches internally in such a way that load and store take less than a cycle (if there is a hit in the internal cache). I'd much rather use some of the other processors anyway, such as 680x0, 88000, 80860, etc. I'm not a particular fan of RISC machines, but they are OK. Actually the 360/370 architecture is not all that far from what RISC turns out to be. VAXen are a mess. -- /***************************************************************************\ / Phil Howard -- KA9WGN -- phil@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu | Guns don't aim guns at \ \ Lietuva laisva -- Brivu Latviju -- Eesti vabaks | people; CRIMINALS do!! / \***************************************************************************/
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Subject: Re: disabling CTRL-BREAK (dos)
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