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INTEL 8086

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From: Keh-Jeng Chang
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1989 02:01
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	I know most people here are interested in 80?86.

How about this:

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I am collectting the features of 8086, e.g.
8086 provides 1 Mbyte memory addressibility and the rumor
that 8086 is very difficult to write assembly for it. ;-)
what are the special functions (good or bad) provided by 8086 
comapred with its predecessors: 8085, 8080, Z80, R6502, ......;
Is 8086 better than z8000? If so, why? Why not?
Is 8086 better than 6800? If so, why? Why not?
What's the difference between 8086 and 8088?
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I need all the features you can think of. Please e-mail them to me

	chang@maui.cs.ucla.edu

Thanks in advance!

Keh-jeng Chang
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From: chang@maui.cs.ucla.edu (Keh-Jeng Chang)
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Subject: INTEL 8086
Keywords: intel 8086 8088
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Date: 28 Sep 89 02:01:40 GMT
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