Iterations of the X86_64 architecture
https://doi.org/10.60154/ZeszytyNaukoweWSEI.2024.20.1.06
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This article focuses on the considerations regarding the essence and purpose of implementing iterations of the x86_64 architecture. The authors emphasize that the iterations of the 64-bit architecture discussed in the article are not new; however, the ever-increasing demand for computational performance has prompted corporations to adopt solutions that were previously considered niche. As a result, an increasing number of well-known and established projects, such as Red Hat Linux Enterprise, openSUSE, and Ubuntu, are considering the introduction of sources compiled in the x86_64_v2 and x86_64_v3 architectures. This article presents both the history of the x86_64 architecture and an introduction to its iterations to better acquaint the reader with the subject matter. Additionally, it discusses selected examples of the use of the x86_64_v2 and x86_64_v3 architectures and presents research findings.
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