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One of the reviewers mentioned that "80x86" was used incorrectly. I was talking about the class of Intel processors from 8088 to Pentium and beyond. These are normally referred to as 80x86 or x86. Also, the same reviewer took exception to the use of "oftentimes". "Oftentimes" is a word, and I used it in the correct context. | One of the reviewers mentioned that "80x86" was used incorrectly. I was talking about the class of Intel processors from 8088 to Pentium and beyond. These are normally referred to as 80x86 or x86. Also, the same reviewer took exception to the use of "oftentimes". "Oftentimes" is a word, and I used it in the correct context. | ||
Reviewer: Take back my comment on "80x86", "oftentimes". | |||
Latest revision as of 02:11, 12 September 2007
One of the reviewers mentioned that "80x86" was used incorrectly. I was talking about the class of Intel processors from 8088 to Pentium and beyond. These are normally referred to as 80x86 or x86. Also, the same reviewer took exception to the use of "oftentimes". "Oftentimes" is a word, and I used it in the correct context.
Reviewer: Take back my comment on "80x86", "oftentimes".