Hi, Intel online manuals, You google it and get all of them and read 3 rd one. Actually all are interesting but quite large. Prasanna
--- matrix reloaded <matrix_reloaded18@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Prasanna, > could you please give me some pointers from where I > can get some information about flat addressing you > mentioned in the reply for the below mentioned query > ? > > It'll be a great help... > > Thanks. > Sumit. > >
In my view,for knowing the kernel, the knowledge of underlying computer architecture is a must. The detailed description of the arch is usually published by the manufacturer. I think it is a good idea to study those manuals before asking about computer architecture.
For x86, http://www.x86.org is a good place to be. A lot of manuals and articles. esp see processor manuals.
For PPC, http://www-306.ibm.com/chips/techlib/techlib.nsf/productfamilies/PowerPC
Linux supports a lot more archs But I have no idea.
regards manish
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