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On 8/31/06, Andrei Slavoiu <ansla80@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> --- Bráulio Oliveira <brauliobo@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > thank you for you comments... could you please |
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> > explain me more about what is |
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> > ISA? |
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> Well, in this context, ISA means Instruction Set |
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> Architecture |
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> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruction_set). The |
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> ISA defines all the instructions that a CPU needs to |
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> have to be part of that architecture. Of course, the |
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> insructions defined by the ISA are not the only |
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> instructions that a CPU can understand, it can also |
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> have extensions, like the MMX, SSE or 3DNOW. |
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> Now, i386 and even i686 ISA do not include this |
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> extensions, so they must be explicitly activated in |
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> case you own a CPU that implements them. However, the |
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> amd64 ISA has includes those extentions so they are |
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> activated by default. |
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> HTH :) |
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