13 docs tagged with "CPU"

ALU is defined as: Combinational Circuit Digitial circuit to perform arithmetic & bitwise operations on integer binary numbers. Topics on: Digitial circuit, Dig

Assembly language is defined as: Programming Language to compose CPU-arch specific Low-Level Source Code closer to Machine Code. Topics on: Web Assembly. Read m

Background Thread is defined as: Thread run separate from main Execution Thread of App. Topics on: . Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang, Computer, Hardw

Combinational Circuit is defined as: (typeof) circuit to perform boolean logic. Topics on: . Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang, Computer, Hardware, CPU

CPU is defined as: Hardware brain of Computer to execute Machine Code Instruction. Topics on: ALU, FPU, VPU, Thread. Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang,

Digitial circuit. Topics on: . Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang, Computer, Hardware, CPU, ALU, Digitial Circuit|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

Digitial Circuit. Topics on: Logic Gate, Mathematical Model. Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang, Computer, Hardware, CPU, ALU, Digitial Circuit|Dev Wiki

Execution Thread is defined as: Part of EC currently run in CPU Thread. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC, Execution Thread, CP

Floating-Point is defined as: Approximation for real number, rep viasignificant * base ^ {exponent}. Topics on: real number, precision, Significand, base, expon

FPU is defined as: CPU circuit to operate on Floating-Point numbers. Topics on: Floating-Point. Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang, Computer, Hardware,

Main Thread is defined as: Execution Thread for main App process inside CPU. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Concepts, JS Engine, Call Stack, EC, Main Thread, Ex

real number. Topics on: . Read more: Computer Science, Computer Lang, Computer, Hardware, CPU, FPU, Floating Point, Real Number|FullStack Wiki by Roger J

Thread is defined as: sequence of Instructions (where Machine Code) executed in CPU. Topics on: Coroutine, Background Thread. Read more: Computer Science, Compu