When [Ken] was examining an 8086 die, however ... then the interrupt context will wind up at some incorrect memory location. You could fix this in several ways. The way Intel did it was to ...
The memory map of the original 8086 computer with its base and extended memory made the original PC rather straightforward, but also posed countless issues for DOS-based applications as they tried ...
Although only a minor improvement on the 8086, the 8088 Micro-processor has ... This machine had 16KB of memory and ran at 800kHz, and boasted a zany built-in orange flat-panel plasma display.