I meant x86-64 processor as a planetary class of machines and making the
observation that if one is targeting that potential market then it seems
in ones own self interest to have documentation of a quality level that,
for example, saves everyone from having to disassemble the code to
figure out what it actually does.
It's been over two decades so I think this request is a little late.
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John Levine, johnl@taugh.com, Primary Perpetrator of "The Internet for Dummies",
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| Date | Sujet | # | Auteur | |
| 27 Jun 25 |  Re: errno, Code density | 9 | John Levine | |
| 30 Jun 25 |  Re: errno, Code density | 7 | Anton Ertl | |
| 30 Jun 25 |  Re: errno, Code density | 2 | MitchAlsup1 | |
| 2 Jul 25 |   Re: errno, Code density | 1 | MitchAlsup1 | |
| 1 Jul 25 | Re: errno, Code density | 4 | Michael S | |
| 1 Jul 25 |  Re: errno, Code density | 1 | Michael S | |
| 1 Jul 25 | Re: errno, Code density | 1 | Michael S | |
| 1 Jul 25 | Re: assemblers, errno, Code density | 1 | John Levine | |
| 30 Jun 25 | Re: errno, Code density | 1 | Michael S |
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