Re: TIB: HAL
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Re: TIB: HAL
At 08:51 PM 2/7/98 -0700, Grant Stockly wrote:
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>>CISC - Complex Instruction Set Computer. The idea that a machine with more
>>instructions and complexity can perform more tasks with less direction
>>(read code or instructions), and thereby becoming more efficient and much
>>faster.
>
>I'm sorry but RISC is faster than CISC..or why for 14 years would Intell
>make CISC and then switch to RISC?
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Because it's RISCy business to not follow the leader.
or howabouts
Intel doesn't want to RISC losing market share.
A tRISCut a biscuit, Intel doesn't want to RISC it.
:) Geez, I'd do anything for a laugh... heheh..
More bandwidth busting nothingness.
Leif Gregory
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