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[QUOTE="Kenneth Brody, post: 2385286"] David R Tribble wrote: [... Intel x86 memory architecture ...] Actually, the code segment (CS) typically points to different memory, so you can't accidentally try to execute data. (At least this is how "real" operating systems do it.) The rest (DS, ES, FS, GS, and SS) typically point to the same memory, so that all data references can use a "near" 32-bit pointer. [...] And they did have Xenix on the 68000 platform before they had DOS on 8088. [/QUOTE]
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