Posts Tagged ‘X86’
Could a few people please contribute to my brainstorming session ??… Topic = Linux vs Windows?
September 5th, 2010 | 
Author: I have to prepare a powerpoint presentation on this and need some ideas… Brainstorming alone is not easy, would be great if i could get some words related to either of these subjects, so i can elaborate… so far i’ve got …
Bill Gates
Microsoft
Ubuntu
Linus Torvalds
Linux Kernel
x86
DOS
GNU Project
Open Source
Anything you can think of related to either Linux or Windows … Thanks 
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Tags: bill gates, Brainstorming Session, dos, gnu project, linus torvalds, linus torvalds linux, linux, Linux Kernel, Linux Vs Windows, linux windows, microsoft, open source, people, powerpoint presentation, Session Topic, ubuntu, X86 | 
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Could a few people please contribute to my brainstorming session ??… Topic = Linux vs Windows?
I have to prepare a powerpoint presentation on this and need some ideas… Brainstorming alone is not easy, would be great if i could get some words related to either of these subjects, so i can elaborate… so far i’ve got …
Bill Gates
Microsoft
Ubuntu
Linus Torvalds
Linux Kernel
x86
DOS
GNU Project
Open Source
Anything you can think of related to either Linux or Windows … Thanks
Posted in Q&A |
Tags: bill gates, Brainstorming Session, dos, gnu project, linus torvalds, linus torvalds linux, linux, Linux Kernel, Linux Vs Windows, linux windows, microsoft, open source, people, powerpoint presentation, Session Topic, ubuntu, X86 |
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What is the syntax of the LEA (Load Effective Address) instruction in x86 GAS (GNU Assembler)?
Can you give multiple examples of the LEA (leal) instruction to show it’s uses (multiplication, addition, subtraction, etc.)?
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Tags: addition subtraction, Address, gnu assembler, Lea, multiplication, syntax, X86 |
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