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Weird and Innovative Chips (2007)

The GDP was exclusively object oriented - normal linear memory access wasn't allowed, and there was hardware support for data hiding, methods, inheritance, late binding, and access protection, and it was promoted as being ideal for the Ada programming language. To enforce this, permission and type checks for every…
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Jan 11, 2020Weird and Innovative Chips (2007) by tragiclos10821

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