1. How many different assembler instructions are available on a G4 CPU?
2. An instruction that goes into the CPU is upto 32 bits wide, but, because there's less than (I'm gonna guess) 256 instructions, does that mean that, in a file, it's 1 byte per instruction, storage wise?
3. When an instruction is pulled into ram, does it use up 4 bytes of ram? i.e. it gets converted to a 4 byte (long word), providing it was 1 byte on disk?
4. If 3 is true, when xp goes to 64 bits (and/or RISC), it will be all over for their (not)os? Considering xp uses 1.3+ Gigs of HD space already.
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