The microprocessor 8088 has all the programming facilities that 8086 has, along with some
hardware features of 8086 like 1Mbyte memory addressing capability, operating modes (MN MX ), interrupt structure etc. However 8088 has 8-bit data bus. This feature of 8088 makes the circuits, designed around 8085, compatible with 8088. All the peripheral interfacing schemes with 8088 are the same as those for the 8-bit processors. The memory and I/0 addressing schemes are now exactly similar to 8085 schemes except for the increased memory (1Mbyte).-----The best and most beatiful things in the world cannot be seen or ever touched -they must be felt with the heart ------
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Character Generation
ReplyDeleteToken, Pattern and Lexemes
View of OS as an Extended Machine and Resource Manager
Features of 80486 and Pentium Processor
AMP Module
One-pass Macro Processors
Dependency Graph