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Lost with terms
Hi all,in the midst of downloading rpm and various flavors of unix, i encountered some architecture terms and i am confused. Would anyone be kind to enlighten they mean in the world of unix?
term: meaning i386: x86_64: IA32: IA64: AMD64: bin: src: |
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i386 - This is the first real 32 bit mode 8086 family CPU, 486, Pentiums etc all run 386 code.
IA32 and IA64 are Itanium modes AMD64, AMD was the first to extend the 386 to 64 bits rather where as Intel was going down the Itanium route x86_64 is Intel's take on 64 bit version of the 386, playing catchup to AMD bin refers to binary as in compiled code src refers to source, as in source code |
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Hi.
Intel 80386 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia x86-64 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia IA-32 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Itanium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia x86-64 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia bin and src have multiple meanings: Bin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Filesystem Hierarchy Standard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Wikipedia and Google - don't leave home without them ... cheers, drl |
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