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X86

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Explores the booting process, x86 architecture, memory referencing, I/O communication, ATA commands, and memory-mapped I/O.

Explores isolation mechanisms in operating systems, focusing on process separation and hardware isolation in x86 architecture.

Explores the evolution and microarchitectures of x86 and ARM processors, from early designs to modern advancements.

Delves into the transformation of binary regular registers into binary atomic registers and the implications on atomic m-valid registers.

Covers limited direct execution, a technique that enables efficient program execution while ensuring operating system control and security.

Covers the creation of processes, switching between them, handling interrupts, and the context switch mechanism in the multiprocessor world.

Presents the SecChisel framework for verifying security properties of secure processor architectures at design-time.

Introduces quantitative imaging concepts for civil engineers, covering resolution, optics, image quality, and 3D measurements.

Covers the basic concepts of addressing modes and the use of pointers in microcontrollers.

Covers the operations of registers and their implementations from binary to multivalued registers.

Explores static timing analysis in digital system design, covering setup and hold time requirements, critical paths, and timing conditions.

Analyzes the compiler output of a C program and compares it with Java byte code.

Discusses signal representation, focusing on mathematical expressions and inequalities in signal processing.

Covers the challenges of compiling for digital signal processors due to their unique architectural features and irregularities.

Explores interrupts, exception handling, and system calls in operating systems, focusing on CPU behavior and interrupt handling mechanisms.

Discusses optimal control with a focus on three equivalent problems related to elastic strings.