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1. Does VMWare or any other 'virtualization software' alowe you to set the amount of CPU cores?    stackoverflow.com

I am setting up a testing PC to help find a weired bug on a single core computer. None of the PCs in our office have single core any more. Can ...

2. HostOnly and GuestOnly PMC bits supported on AMD Family 0x10h CPUs?    stackoverflow.com

My company develops a hypervisor, and this question concerns use of AMD's SVM (Secure-Virtual-Machine) API. I'd like to track exactly how many instructions have executed in my guest operating system in a ...

3. Is there a standard way to detect bit width of hardware?    stackoverflow.com

Variables of type int are allegedly "one machine-type word in length" but in embedded systems, C compilers for 8 bit micro use to have int of 16 bits!, (8 bits for unsigned ...

4. how to get a 32 bit cpu to recognize massive numbers    bytes.com

you need to write pow because the prototype for pow is double pow(double base, double exponent); that is pow is double based (in C) but you pass a 64 bit integer as the exponent. A double does not have the precision to accurately represent a 64b it integer. I double holds 16 significant digits but a 64 bit integer holds 20 ...

5. sum of 64 bits using 32 bits cpu    bytes.com

Hi, I need help in the following question . I have a cpu that knows to do the computations on 32 bits(unsigned integer( write a function that gets 2 64 bits numbers and return their sum. I start with the following structure. typedef struct{ unsigned int low; unsigned int high; }64bits; and define the nums 64bits num1.num2; 1.I know that the ...

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