Subj : X86S
To   : Nightfox
From : Spectre
Date : Thu Apr 25 2024 06:56 am

 Ni> I know I'm just being pedantic, but the 32-bit mode is called x86, not
 Ni> x32.  I think the name comes from Intel's early processor, the 8086.

Thou art correct... bit of a brain fart, but can't edit stuff here once its
posted.

Spec


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