foone, 6 months ago 16bit x86 does this as well. 16bits of ram is only 64kb, and that's just not enough. So you expand it to 24bits or 32bits, for "long addresses", right? same as you use in 8bit computers? NOPE
16bit x86 does this as well. 16bits of ram is only 64kb, and that's just not enough. So you expand it to 24bits or 32bits, for "long addresses", right? same as you use in 8bit computers?
NOPE