>32bit backwards comparability
32bit backwards comparability
John Brown
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Gavin Sanders
>16bit backwards compatibility
Nathaniel Cook
bit backwards compatibility
Levi Mitchell
>64bit backwards compatibility
Easton Bennett
>1bit backwards compatibility
John Smith
>backwards compatibility
David Cox
>128bit backwards compatibility
Eli Taylor
64-bit x86 CPUs are backward compatible with 32, 16 and 8-bit programs for the same architecture by default
it's just that no dev cares to go that deep for their OS
Ryan Price
How would one writine and compile an 8bit program in the current year?
Andrew Young
32 bit is fst more efficient for 99% of all software
Hunter Lewis
David Flores
>128bit forward compatibility
Jordan Gonzalez
sus
Camden Morales
Why does there need to be a specific compatibility alert tho? I though 64 but programs meant 64 bits of data can be transferred for usage? Since 32 bits is lesser than 64 bits, doesn't that already make a 64 bit program 32 but compatible
Camden Cox
kys retarded frogposter
Alexander Cook
dilate & seethe
Chase Harris
I like this soijack, he should be used more
Landon Reyes
minecraft computer.
Jaxon Green
x64, but without 32bit backwards comparability and MMU bullshit
^^^ the God choicen TempleOS CPU
Ryder Torres
dancing_swede.webm
Camden Morris
Jaxson Reed
x86 doesn't have an 8 bit mode. The platform has always been at least 16 bits.