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ProxmoxVE(8.1.4)で遊んでいると、CPUの種類がデフォルト「x86-64-v2-AES」になっていました。 これは何？Intel/AMDでどの世代なの？と思って調べました。 そのものズバリが https://www.yinfor.com/2023/06/how-i-choose-vm-cpu-type-in-proxmox-ve.html 書いてあって無事解決。 kvm64(x86-64-v1)：Intel CPU >= Pentium 4, AMD CPU >= Phenom x86-64-v2：Intel CPU >= Nehalem, AMD CPU >= Opteron_G3 x86-64-v2-AES：Intel CPU >= Westmere, AMD CPU >= Opteron_G4 x86-64-v3：Intel CPU >= Broadwell, AM
The SIMH Altair 8800 Z80 simulator
IntroductionThe Altair 8800 simulator is part of the SIMH family of simulators currently at version 3.8-1. Unlike a real Altair 8800 it features several enhancements: Choice of processor (8080 CPU, Z80 CPU or 8086 CPU) Optional banked memory (16 banks with 64 Kbyte) MMU supporting ROM and memory mapped I/O Optional hard drive support for additional storage capacity Networking support via TCP/IP fo
Converting GW-BASIC to the Z80 — L. Pereira's blog
Converting GW-BASIC to the Z80 2020-06-21assemblyprogrammingretrocomputingz80Right after the BUILD conference, Microsoft released the source code for the first version of GW-BASIC for the MS-DOS under the MIT license. Not only this is an improved version of the very first product that kickstarted the company, it's also the base for my first programming language, the MSX BASIC. COMMENT * ---------
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