Pedro D. Medeiros
ABSTRACT
We present our use of the Bochs PC emulator in a series of pratical assignments that, in a basic computer architecture course, introduce polling and interrupt-based input-output programming techniques.
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Index Terms
- Using a PC simulator to illustrate input-output programming techniques
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