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• Intel's
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• schlemiel the painter's algorithm
  {{title|Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm}} '''Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm''' (also spelled ''Shlemiel'') is a term referring to a class of
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• Shlemiel the Painter's Algorithm
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• Property:s-spec
  ...rty does '''NOT''' include qualification samples (for those see [[Property:s-spec (qs)]]).
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• intel/s-spec
  {{intel title|Sample-Specification (S-Spec)}} ...meric characters that represent an exact IC batch (or set of batches). The S-Spec number can uniquely identify the [[model number]] (and all the specifi
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• Property:s-spec (qs)
  ...oes '''NOT''' include regular production S-Specs (for those see [[Property:s-spec]]).
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• moore's law
  {{title|Moore's Law}} ...he [[semiconductor industry]] that states that the number of [[transistor]]s on a dense [[integrated circuit]] roughly doubles every 24 months.
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• Moore's Law
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• s-spec
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• intel s-spec
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• intel/cores/kaby lake s
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• Moore's law
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• intel/cores/skylake s
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• amdahl's law
  {{title|Amdahl's Law}}[[File:amdahl.svg|right|300px]] '''Amdahl's Law''' is a formulation an observation that attempts to give an upper bound
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• Amdahl's Law
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• S-Spec
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• intel/cores/coffee lake s
  {{intel title|Coffee Lake S|core}} |name=Coffee Lake S
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• Coffee Lake S
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• intel/cores/ice lake s
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• intel/cores/comet lake s
  {{intel title|Comet Lake S|core}} |name=Comet Lake S
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• pollack's rule
  {{title|Pollack's Rule}} '''Pollack's rule''' states that the performance increase delivered by [[microarchitectu
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• Amdahl's law
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• intel/cores/broadwell s
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• Arm's
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• Intel's 10 nm process
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• intel/cores/alder lake s
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• WikiChip
  ...n: 10px 20px 20px 0; width: 100%; border-bottom: 1.5px solid black;">Moore's Law</div>
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• c
  ...sumptions about the underlining mechanism that implements the language. It's this precise simplicity and abstraction that allowed various system designe ...uage called BCPL, which was developed in the mid 1960's. In the early 1970's, a [[DEC PDP-11]] machine was acquired for the UNIX project. Large portions
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• mirc/variables
  Although it's not required in /var since 6.21, the equal sign can be used to assign a val unset -s %exampleH* %exampleVar
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• mirc
  ...m|procedural]] [[scripting language]] embedded inside the mIRC client. mSL's main feature is its seamless ability to interact with other [[IRC]] clients ...pts as {{mirc|aliases}} or as {{mirc|on events}}. {{mirc|Aliases}} are mSL's version of [[functions]] while {{mirc|on events}} are triggered events that
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• mirc/string manipulation
  '''String manipulation''' is the building block of many of today's utilities and algorithms. Everything from formatting and validation to anal It's important to note that both identifiers and variables can be substituted in
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• mirc/token manipulation
  To better understand this concept; let's consider a simple alias that returns the day of the week from a given Nth d ...tok. $puttok replaces by the Nth token while $reptok replaces by the token's value.
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• mirc/aliases
  ...y this is useful, it can allow you to check if an identifier exist in mIRC's own language and has a value but you cannot use it to check built-in which ...ally does not return any value, but instead, it processes the arguments it's given. In a command, every argument is separated by a space. $0 will contai
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• mirc/on event
  ...NOT related to access levels that are controls by IRC services like Anope's Services (ChanServ/NickServ). Sometimes we want to get the user's input. We can use the & to match a single word (in this case it will be a n
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• mirc/raw events
  Before we can talk about the actual events themselves it's important that we get a better understanding on what these raw messages loo Using the debug window we have open. Let’s execute a /whois command on someone in our channel. You might see something
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• mirc/conditional statements
  ...ing a ''condition''. A condition in mIRC has a false [[truth value]] if it's {{mIRC|$null}}, [[$false - identifier - mIRC|$false]], or 0. ;it's 12 o'clock
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• cray/interconnects/slingshot
  '''Slingshot''' is the sucessor to {{\\|Aries}}, [[Cray]]'s eighth-generation high-performance interconnect. Slingshot is Cray's 8th major generation of high-performance network interconnects. Slingshot i
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• mirc/while loops
  ...dition is while ({{mIRC|$calc}}(%x - 5)) {, since 5-5 is 0, the while loop's condition is false, thus it will not execute any code inside it. ...eat the echo statement as many times as we want. Let's take a look at what's going on:
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• mirc/goto statements
  ...reseterror as soon as possible, this reset the error (and therefore $error's value), mIRC leaves the error state and you can safely execute anything you ...exact list of features that are working in this situation are unknown, it's recommended not to do anything before using /reseterror in this situation.
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• mirc/operators
  ...w to use them. Now, all you need to be able to do is operate on them. That's exactly what '''mIRC Operators''' lets you do. ''Operators'' are special sy ;is that ban on #mSL's internal ban list?
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• mirc/custom windows
  ...minimized). -a can be used to add this line to the current selection and -s can be used to clear the current selection and select just this line. <synt The titlebar command can be used to change the window's title.
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• mirc/hash tables
  ;hmake also have an -s switch which prints debug info</syntaxhighlight> If it's possible the table is not yet created, use the -m switch, which creates the
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• mirc/ini files
  ...IRCs: The -n switch is used when the file exceeds 65,536 bytes (64 KB). It's a good idea to place it there if you think the file will get pretty big in will remove mike's entry from the ini file.
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• mirc/text files
  /write's simplest operation is the append operation. By default, /write will write a
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• mirc/sockets
  ...d {{mIRC|on events|events}} that allow scripts to create network [[socket]]s. [[mIRC]] supports both {{mIRC|sockets/udp|UDP}} and {{mIRC|sockets/tcp|TCP ...The number that follows the colon (:) is the port number. In this case it's port number 80, which happens to be the default HTTP port.
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• mirc/sockets/tcp
  === /sockwrite's limit === ...imit but note that when using {{mIRC|TCP Sockets#POST_vs_GET.3F|POST}}, it's more likely to reach that limit, you can find an example on how to workarou
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• mirc/sockets/udp
  S: Listen on port 37 (45 octal). S: Receive the empty datagram.
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• mirc/msl injection
  ...pting Language injection) is a code injection technique that exploits mIRC's ability to dynamically evaluate code on the run. With mSLs powerful command ...ommand to be executed when the delay has passed is "echo -a <{{mIRC|$day}}'s value>"
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• mirc/commands
  '''S''' * {{mIRC|/timer}}s
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• mirc/identifiers
  '''S'''
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• mirc/commands/abook
  ;Open the address book and show Ahnk's whois info
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• mirc/commands/alias
  /alias -s [filename] <aliasname> [command] * '''-s''' - shows the alias command being performed.
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• mirc/commands/aline
  '''Note:''' If the main window is sorted (text or listbox and /window -s has been used), lines added with /echo to that window won't be sorted, only * '''-s''' - Clears the old selection in a listbox and selects the newly added item
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• mirc/commands/amsg
  <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">/amsg It's snowing!</syntaxhighlight>
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• mirc/commands/anick
  ...C will place a '/nick ' text in the server's editbox and wait for the user's reply.
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• mirc/commands/auser
  The '''/auser command''' Add or edit an entry in mIRC's User List (the User tab of the Script Editor). * Added level(s) to user *!*@Example.com
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• mirc/commands/autojoin
  * '''-s''' - Skip autojoin
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• mirc/commands/avoice
  ...ature that can be used to manage access for a channel. Whenever a user who's address matches an address in the auto-voice list joins the channel, mIRC w
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• mirc/commands/background
  * '''-s''' - status window <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">;Setting one of window vista's sample pictures as the background for the active window
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• mirc/commands/ban
  ...th a kick message. mIRC uses the /userhost server command to find the user's address before applying a ban. <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">;Ban Foo's address (type 2) in the active channel window
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• mirc/commands/bcopy
  ; Zero-fills the source variable's bytes which were copied to the destination ; Print out &example's content (up to the first null)
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• mirc/commands/bindip
  ...e used can be specified. When used without parameters mIRC indicates if it's on or off.
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• mirc/commands/bread
  * If bread's offset changed from 0 to 3, result is 233 because the read portion of the l
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• mirc/commands/bset
  ...he alias but instead they remain set until processing is complete. Thus it's possible to use the same binary variable within multiple aliases if they ca ...sets the last byte as 0, and allows zero-filling the prior bytes with 0x00's:
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• mirc/commands/bwrite
  ...es and you write 3 bytes at position 3 (4th byte), the resulting disk file's filesize is 6 because the 3 bytes were written as the 4th through 6th bytes
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• mirc/commands/btrunc
  ;Write to a variable %temp's content ;Print out the variable's content
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• mirc/commands/clear
  ...he buffer of the current window. If a window name is specified that window's buffer will be cleared. * '''-s''' - clears the status window
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• mirc/commands/clearall
  * '''-s''' - status window
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• mirc/commands/clearial
  ...'' clears the IAL; If a nickname is specified, it will clear that nickname's entry * '''[nick]''' - Removes that nickname's IAL entry
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• mirc/commands/cline
  ...nd''' changes the color of the Nth line/item in a custom window or channel's nicklist. * '''-h''' - Highlights the window's button (if window is minimized)
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• mirc/commands/clipboard
  * '''-a''' - Appends text to the end of the current clipboard's contents
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• mirc/commands/close
  * '''-s''' - DCC Send windows * '''-@'''[ID/name] - A custom window's name or a window ID
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• mirc/commands/closemsg
  <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">;Close Kol's query
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• mirc/commands/cnick
  The '''/cnick command''' allows you to modify items from the address book's nick color list. 2. If a color index has an RGB value matching one that's already been chosen, the 2nd color index is not chosen. This means that for
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• mirc/commands/color
  * '''-s''' - Changes the active scheme * '''<name>''' - Item's name:
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• mirc/introduction
  ...ch one. Before we dive into what these little (or rather big) guys do, let's get to know some basics first. Let's take a few moments to help familiarize you with the following key component
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• c/generic selection
  ...as added to standardize the compiler magic that was required for [[C99|C99's]] type-generic math ({{C|tgmath.h|<tgmath.h>}}). <source lang="c">printf("Type of 234: %s\n", get_type(234));
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• mirc/commands/ctcpreply
  ;Stop the standard mIRC\'s CTCP replay
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• mirc/commands/dcc
  ...RC will automatically accept/decline the file when someone sends you if it's in the list. * '''-s''' - Send
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• mirc/commands/dccserver
  * '''+s''' - Listen for send * '''-s''' - Don't listen for send
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• mirc/commands/ddeserver
  The '''/ddeserver command''' turns mIRC's DDE Server on or off. You can also rename mIRC DDE server. The default mIRC
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• mirc/commands/debug
  ; return the line back to mIRC's log } ; Raccoon's altered by maroon
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• mirc/commands/dec
  ...urrent variable, as though there was a -k switch from {{mIRC|/set}}, there's no switch to prevent this behavior and unset the time while setting the val * '''-s''' - Prints out the value of the variable
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• mirc/commands/dialog
  /dialog -s <name> [x y w h] * '''-t''' - Sets the dialog's title
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• mirc/commands/did
  * '''-s''' - checks the checkbox of an item in a listbox control that uses checkbox
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• mirc/commands/disable
  <pre>* Group(s) disabled</pre> ...the second would only disables the first two (#one and #two, assuming that's the only matching groups)
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• mirc/commands/dll
  ...en if the function doesn't exist, and remains loaded in memory if the .dll's initialization routine sets mKeep=$true. See the $dll article for keeping t While $dll(foo,function,) returns a 3rd parameter even if it's $null, "/dll foo.dll" does not require parm3.
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• mirc/commands/dns
  ...ssumes it is a nickname and performs a {{mIRC|/userhost}} to find the user's address and then resolves it. If you specify an IP address, it looks up the ...all resolved IP addresses instead of only the 1st, such as for IRC network's round-robin name
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• mirc/commands/dqwindow
  mIRC's DQ (''dedicated query'') window system is a feature that conveniently redir
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• mirc/commands/drawcopy
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name to copy from * '''<@win>''' - the window's name to copy to
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• mirc/commands/drawdot
  * '''-h''' - highlights the windows icon if it's minimized.
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• mirc/commands/drawfill
  ...ond color parameter is the color that should be filled (surface fill), if -s is not used specified, the second color is the border color at which fillin * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/drawline
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/drawpic
  * '''-s''' - indicates that you have specified the first [w h] parameters to squeez * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/drawreplace
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/drawrot
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name * '''[color]''' - the background color if -b is used, WATCH OUT, there's no -r switch on /drawrot, the color has to be RGB format.
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• mirc/commands/drawsave
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/drawscroll
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/drawtext
  * '''<@win>''' - the window's name
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• mirc/commands/writeini
  * '''-n''' - Forces mIRC to write to an INI file, even if it's bigger then 64k (see note above)
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• mirc/commands/write
  /write [-cidnamN l<line> s<words> w<wildcard> r</regex/>] <filename> [text] * '''-s''' - Operates on a line which start with <words>
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• mirc/commands/winhelp
  ...y parameter can be used to navigate to a specific topic from the help file's index.
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• mirc/commands/window
  * '''-D''' - Enables @window's upper-left system menu choice to toggle @window between mdi/desktop without ...- hide window (from the switchbar / treebar - it is still visible in mIRC's Window menu)
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• mirc/commands/vol
  * '''-w''' - Changes the waves volume (or the mIRC's volume on Windows 7+) * '''-m''' - Changes the midis volume (or the mIRC's volume on Windows 7+)
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• mirc/commands/echo
  * '''-s''' - prints to the status window ...text to a custom @window which has been opened by {{mIRC|/window|/window -s}}, the line will be added at the bottom of the window rather than being ins
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• mirc/commands/editbox
  * '''-s''' - specifies the Status window
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• mirc/commands/enable
  <pre>* Group(s) enabled</pre> ...the second would only enables the first two (#one and #two, assuming that's the only matching groups)
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• mirc/commands/filter
  /filter [-asdfkwxnphNriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <in-window | in-file | in-dialog-id> <out-window | out-file | out-dialog-i ...begin with "@" then the -fw switches are not needed. They are needed with -s and -d to indicate which are input/output. Can use the window-id as an alia
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• mirc/commands/hmake
  A hash table is stored entirely in memory and thus it is the programmer's responsibility to save the data to a file if necessary via the {{mIRC|/hsav ...rement those to the odd 101 or 10001. Current behavior increments 2+ if it's needed to make the buckets be a prime number, so the default 100 increases
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• mirc/commands/hotlink
  on $*:hotlink:/^[/$]\S+/:*:{ ...nickname and replace them with... mIRC's default popups! (useless but that's to show /hotlink -d, this isn't handling /return or halt to show the hand)
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• mirc/commands/hsave
  * '''-s''' - display a message if successful: ''* Saved hash table <nowiki><table>< ...no restriction on the contents of the item's data, so it can include 0x00's or non-UTF8 strings if created with /hadd -b, but all data created without
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• mirc/commands/hdec
  ...e default increment value is 1. It uses the same syntax as /hadd except -b's &binvar is the [num] parameter not the destination. * '''-s''' - Displays the assignment information
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• mirc/commands/hdel
  * '''-s''' - Displays the Deletion action if the variable exists, displays error if ...s test | hdel -s test itemname | echo -a message 1 | hfree -s test | hdel -s test itemname | echo -a message 2
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• mirc/commands/hfree
  The '''/hfree''' command destroys previously created hash table(s) along with all item/data pairs within them. A hash table can be created vi * '''-s''' - Displays debug information
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• mirc/commands/hload
  * '''-s''' - display a message if successful: "* Loaded hash table '<name>' from '< * '''-b''' - loads binary files, {{mIRC|$cr}} and {{mIRC|$lf}} and 0x00's etc are preserved when saving as binary files
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• mirc/commands/hinc
  ...e default increment value is 1. It uses the same syntax as /hadd except -b's &binvar is the [num] parameter not the destination. * '''-s''' - Displays the assignment information
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• mirc/commands/var
  <syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">//var -s % $+ $ctime ABC</syntaxhighlight> * '''-s''' - Display variable assignment value
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• mirc/commands/inc
  ...urrent variable, as though there was a -k switch from {{mIRC|/set}}, there's no switch to prevent this behavior and unset the time while setting the val * '''-s''' - Prints out the value of the variable
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• mirc/commands/linesep
  /linesep [ @window | #channel | query | -s | -a ] * '''-s''' - Print the line separator in the status window
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• mirc/commands/load
  ...cript file into the 2nd position of the 'view' menu in Alt+R editor. If it's already loaded, moves the file to that position. If contains ON LOAD or ON ...iases file into the 1st position of the 'view' menu in Alt+D editor. If it's already loaded, moves the file to that position.
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• mirc/commands/loadbuf
  * '''-s''' - adds the lines into the status window * '''<window | dialog id>''' - The window's name or the dialog's name and an id to adds the lines to.
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• mirc/commands/menubar
  ...t corner of the main window, or right-clicking anywhere in the main window's titlebar.
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• mirc/commands/font
  * '''-s''' - applies the setting to the status window /font -s 12 Verdana
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• mirc/commands/fseek
  ...expression, if -r is used: a regular expression, if no switch is used, it's the position in the file (Nth byte)
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• mirc/commands/hadd
  * '''-s''' - Displays the assignment information * All 3 items written to disk. If edited to remove hsave's -u switch, only item2 is written to disk because -z gives item1 an unset pr
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• mirc/commands/mkdir
  * '''<dirname>''' - The directory's path/name to create
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• mirc/commands/mnick
  The '''/mnick command''' changes the client's main nickname.
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• mirc/commands/mode
  ...- Strip Control codes for colours etc from channel messages: /mode $chan +S * '''p''' - Make the channel private i.e. it will not appear in the server's channel list: /mode $chan +p
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• mirc/commands/msg
  * '''-s''' - activate/show the window
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• mirc/commands/notify
  * '''-s''' - shows the notify list window * '''<on|off|nickname>''' - turns notify on/off or edit the nickname's entry, you can prefix the nickname with a '+' sign to get mIRC to do a /who
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• mirc/commands/renwin
  * '''[topic]''' - Window's topic
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• mirc/commands/scon
  /scon -rat<type>s [Nth] [command] * '''-s''' - Prints the current connection number or the new connection number)
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• mirc/commands/server
  * '''-s''' - sorts the servers list ...s used, before trying to match against the SERVER string. This means there's no way to add/update a new item to give it -d "Random Server" because it wi
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• mirc/commands/set
  * '''-s''' - Display variable assignment value
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• mirc/commands/showmirc
  * '''-s''' - show window
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• mirc/commands/sockmark
  * '''[temp data]''' - The temporary socket's data on $*:text:/^!foo (\S+)$/Si:#:{
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• mirc/commands/sockopen
  ** '''-s''' - skip invalid certificates
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• mirc/commands/timer
  You can check the {{mIRC|msl injection}} page to learn more about /timer's double evaluation issues. //timer -ho 1 0 set -s %test 5 $(|) unset -s %test
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• mirc/commands/timestamp
  * '''-s''' - Turns status window time stamp on or off. This is the same as specifyi s Seconds, no leading zeros 0 to 59
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• mirc/commands/tip
  * '''-t''' - change the tip's text tip -t counter %seconds $+(second, $iif(%seconds > 1, s),!)
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• mirc/commands/unset
  * '''-s''' - Display an output showing the variables that are unset* ...ly remove a local or global variable per each name specified, however it’s possible to remove both by specifying the variable name twice, for example:
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• mirc/commands/url
  * '''-s''' - Save all the URLs to a specific INI file
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• Java 7
  * [[binary literal]]s * [[string]]s in [[switch statement]]s
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• mirc/evaluation brackets
  <source lang="mIRC">//echo -a Hello World, it's $me $+ !</source> ...ght), the parser will proceed to the next pair of evaluation brackets. Let's look at the following example:
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• mirc/component object model
  A '''COM object''' is a component that exposes the application's properties, methods, and events. COM objects are identified by a unique str Object's '''Members''' are all the methods and properties that are provided by the O
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• EBCDIC
  |1010 0010 || 242 || 162 || A2 || s || Latin Small Letter s |1110 0010 || 342 || 226 || E2 || S || Latin Capital letter S
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• Lua
  ...exposure using various publications such as in the Dec 1996 issue Dr. Dobb's Journal.
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• c++/std/deque
  ...que> header is part of the [[C++]] [[C++ Standard Library|Standard Library's]] [[Sequence containers - C++|sequence containers]].
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• mirc/access levels
  ...[On events - mIRC|events]] have a level parameter that specifies the event's access level. Sometimes it's beneficial to give an access group a name instead of a numeric value. A goo
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• c/c11
  ...''201112L''. Note that the official standard has a defect where the macro's definition is set to '201ymmL'. The defect has been corrected in Defect Rep ..., ''longjmp()'', and ''thrd_exit()''. Using _Noreturn can assist compiler's optimizers as well as eliminating possible diagnostic messages.
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• c/variables
  * The {{C|storage class|object's lifetime}} * The object's {{C|data types|data type}}
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• c/data types
  puts("It's true!");
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• c/operator precedence and associativity
  ...designators, or functions that specifies computation of a value. An object's stored value may only be modified once between any two sequence points. Thi It's important to note that the actual order of evaluation is independent of pre
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• c/program structure
  Let's look at the famous "Hello, World!" program. The "Hello, World!" program is ...r operating system's documentation, or an expert familiar with your system's environment, for more detailed information.
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• c/standard functions
  * char *tmpnam(char *s); * int snprintf(char * restrict s, size_t n, const char * restrict format, ...);
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• D
  ...8, 2001<ref>[http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/changelog1.html#new000 What's New for D 0.00]</ref>. The D programming language reached version 1.0 in Ja ...rd library. This lead to the release of the Tango D Runtime Library. Tango's original momentum influenced Phobos and the official standard library opene
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• JSON
  JSON's syntax is derived from the object literals of JavaScript<ref name=rfc />. A ...se letter u, followed by four hexadecimal digits that encode the character's code point. For example <code>"\u005C"</code>.
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• c/embedded
  ...access processor registers that are not addressable in any of the machine's address spaces. Such ability is often required in embedded processors that
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• List of HTML 4 elements
  * [[S - HTML|S]]
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• List of HTML 5 elements
  * [[s - HTML|s]]
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• intel/quark
  ...- where lower power and size take priority over higher performance. Quark's architecture is designed to be Pentium ISA compatible. Intel announced that
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• intel/quark/x1000
  |mem_max_bandwidth = 1.6 GB/s
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• intel/core i7
  ...sor to the {{intel|Core 2 Quad}} in [[2008]], the Core i7 represents Intel's high-end performance processors, above both the mainstream consumer perform * '''Bus:''' {{intel|DMI}} (2.5 GT/s) interface
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• intel/crystal well
  ...] which could be utilized by the core itself, not just by the [[Iris Pro]]'s [[framebuffer]]. I.E. L3$ values that gets evicted go into L4$. The L4$ cac ...has stated that the cache is capable of delivering 100GB/s bandwidth (50GB/s in each direction).
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• Flip Chip Ball Grid Array
  ...p-chip BGA packages can be mounted using standard [[printed circuit board]]s and can be replaced using existing standard repair practices. ...n the latest [[Intel]]'s [[Core i7]], [[Texas Instruments]] custom [[ASIC]]s, and [[Freescale]] processors.
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• mirc/commands/titlebar
  ...'' - change the titlebar of the main application even if you pass a window's name * '''[@window]''' - if specified, the window's name, otherwise the main mIRC's window is used.
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• mirc/commands/dline
  * '''-h''' - Highlights the window's node in the treebar if the window is minimized Aline -s 3 @Foo Line B
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• mirc/picture windows
  ...reates the bitmap, the size used in /window will by default set the window's size, to sets the size of the bitmap, you need to use the -f switch, which ;fill the whole window with a border fill: as long as the starting pixel(0 0)'s color isn't the border color (255), that pixel is made the filling color (r
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• mirc/identifiers/$dialog
  : '''N''' - If you want to reference a dialog by it's ID number, you would specify the ID number here. If you specify 0, mIRC wil
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• mirc/identifiers/$
  ...''$'' to cover here. Refer to the [[List of identifiers - mIRC|identifier's index]] for a more thorough and complete list.
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• mirc/on events/on text
  Sometimes we want to get the user's input. We can use the & to match a single word (in this case it will be a n msg $chan $2's random color is: %color $+ .
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• c/c99
  ...length of the array does not change throughout the duration of the object's lifetime. printf("%s -> %s\n", boss_list[manhandla].name, boss_list[manhandla].weapon[0]);
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• mirc/dialog components
  * -r - clears the button's text (caption) * -a - Adds to the button's text (caption)
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• c/preprocessor
  ...nvoked during the first four {{C|phases of translation}}. The preprocessor's job is:
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• mirc/commands/part
  ..., which will display to the remaining users a custom message in the server's PART message.
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• mirc/commands/leave
  ...nted to depart/leave a specific channel, or the current active channel, it's the same as {{mIRC|/part}}.
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• microprocessor
  ...sing units]] (DSPs), [[neural processing unit]] (NPUs), [[microcontroller]]s, etc. ...s [[wireless]], [[ethernet]], [[SD card]], [[ADC]], [[DAC]], [[LCD driver]]s, and [[FPGA]]. SoCs are capable of running full-fledged modern operating sy
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• mirc/dialogs
  ...gs are simply [[graphical user interfaces]] that present options to a user's screen in a graphical form. For instance, a web browser is display through mIRC has built-in modals dialog, {{mIRC|$?}}'s families and {{mIRC|$input}} are modals dialogs.
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• c/phases of translation
  ...re files; the text of the program is kept in units called ''[[source file]]s''. The '''phases of translation''' are a series of steps a translator, or c ...he source as UTF-8 or simply as ASCII and convert it to the implementation's internal source representation if necessary.<ref>ISO/IEC 9899:2011 §5.1.1.
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• Evaluation kit
  ...se is for companies to evaluate the feasibility of new microprocessors, it's often used in hobbyist projects and educational institutions.
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• mirc/commands/ialmark
  ...specified text with an optional alternate name for the mark. In effect, it's like a hashtable for each nick where each item must have a string attached
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• arduino
  ...the [[EEPROM]], and various other services. A major reason for the Arduino's popularity steams from its easy way of interfacing with an extensive set of ...r board) and it lacked the processing power needed for some of his student's projects.
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• programming language
  ...guages can be used to create programs by implementing various [[algorithm]]s that change the [[control flow]] depending on various conditions that occur ...a calculus]] and [[Wikipedia:Alan Turing|Alan Turing's]] [[Turing machine]]s.
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• c/basic i/o
  ...ective|include}} the {{C|stdio.h|<stdio.h>}} header file into your program's C source-code. ...ecifiers. In this article we will cover the most basic format specifiers: %s, %c, and %d which are used for strings, characters, and integers respectabl
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• c/basic arithmetics
  It might not be exactly what you were expecting. Let's zoom in on the cause:
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• mirc/playing music
  ...mIRC is an advanced type of script where sounds can greatly enhance a user's experience. ...le; other than those times, you would only use the flag for the sound file's type for manipulating how it acts.
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• 3 µm lithography process
  ** Meguro, S., et al. "Hi-CMOS III technology." Electron Devices Meeting, 1984 Internati
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• 2 µm lithography process
  * Meguro, S., et al. "Hi-CMOS III technology." Electron Devices Meeting, 1984 Internati
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• multiplexer
  ...ne-block;">[[File:3reg mux31.svg|200px|A simple selection of 3 [[register]]s.]]</span> It's often desirable to add an [[enable]] (or strobe) input ''EN'' to a multiple
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• Sign extender
  == Two's complement sign extension == ...igned number representation is [[two's complement|2's complement]]. In two's complement, signed extension is done by simply repeating the most significa
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• rockwell international/pps-4/10660
  ...10660 to 12660 after introducing the {{rockwell|pps-4/11660|PPS-4/2}}. It's not exactly clear if any actual changes were done to the die itself, but it
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• 8 µm lithography process
  ...word line and an aluminum metal bit line. Alternatively to that was Mostek's which created a 4 Kib chip using an aluminum metal word line and drain diff ** {{intel|1103}}, 1 Kib DRAM, world's first commercial DRAM
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• rockwell international/pps-4/11660
  ...rporated the {{rockwell|pps-4/10706|10706}} clock generator internally. It's full compatible with all the original {{rockwell|pps-4/10660|PPS-4}} CPU an
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• 4-bit architecture
  ...roller]]s such as the {{ti|TMS1000}} made by [[Texas Instruments]] and NEC's {{nec|μPD751}} also had 4-bit words. 4-bit word were proven to be very lim ...pplications. Other 4-bit MCUs are still made to date such as the [[Epson]]'s {{epson|S1C60}} and {{epson|S1C63}} MCU [[microprocessor family|families]].
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• mirc/commands/ignore
  * '''-s''' - prevent user from triggering speech
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• Busicom
  ...best known for their partnership with [[Intel]] that resulted in the world's first commercial [[microprocessor]]. Nippon Calculating Machine Corp ...[[Ryōichi Yazu]] applied for a patent on his mechanical calculator, Japan's first mechanical calculator. In 1906, the Japanese Ministry of Communicatio
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• dynex/mas31750
  ...igation: instrument design, performance and highlights of the first year’s observations]</ref>
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• microprocessors used in spacecrafts
  ...have played a large role in spacecrafts. [[space-qualified microprocessor]]s are designed to be exceptionally reliable and [[radiation hardening|highly ...cription''': The [[Wikipedia:Mercury spacecraft|Mercury spacecraft]], NASA's first human spaceflight, had barely enough space for a single occupant. The
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• gemini guidance computer
  ...mputer]] designed for [[Wikipedia:Project Gemini|Project Gemini]], America's second man-in-space effort.<ref name="manual" /> The computer, which facili ...uidance Computer Panels.png|thumb|500px|right|The Gemini Guidance Computer's controls and display.]]
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• mirc/commands/updatenl
  Let's suppose only A, B and C are in the channel #example. Suddendly, B parts.
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• mirc/commands/iline
  * '''-s''' - Clears the old selection in a listbox and selects the newly added item * '''-h''' - Highlights the window's node in the treebar is the window is minimized
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• mirc/commands/list
  ...ly. It does not report info about hidden channels such as those with mode -s or -p set, unless your network privileges allow you to see that info.
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• mirc/commands/play
  When the lines are interpreted as command (with -s or -c) you can use $pnick in those lines to refer to the window that is bei * '''-s''' - Can be used offline, will interpret lines as actual command instead of
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• mosfet
  ...chemical bonds, pure silicon is quite a poor conductor of electricity. It's possible to raise the conductivity of silicon by introducing impurities, kn ...s. In TTL logic, the VDD voltage levels were usually around 5 volts. Today's transistors cannot really withstand such high voltages - they are typically
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• inverter
  ...s off and the pMOS transistor is on. The output is pulled up to HIGH as it's connected to VDD but not GND. When the input is HIGH, the nMOS transistor i ...enterdot µ\text{P Cox} \). This equation, however, requires caution as it's not practical for the design process due to non-ideal effects (eg. [[short-
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• nand gate
  ...ificance of the NAND gate, just like the [[NOR gate]], is the fact that it's a universal gate - capable of implementing any [[boolean function]]. Due to
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• mirc/commands/reload
  * '''-pS''' - Specify a popup file, you must specify the S value which is 's' for a status window popup, 'c' for a channel popup, 'q' for query, 'n' for ...ariable file, you must specify the T value which is 'u' for an user file, 's' for a remote (script) file and 'v' for variable, the N value is optional:
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• Timer
  ...ion is taken. Most systems typically have at least one hardware timer that's used to implement a larger set of software timers.
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• adder
  In [[digital circuit]]s, an adder usually adds two ''N''-bit numbers and generates an ''N''-bit num ...circuit]]s, [[adder (analog)|adders]] usually deal with two [[real number]]s instead.
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• mirc/commands/colour
  * '''-s''' - Changes the active scheme * '''<name>''' - Item's name:
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• mirc/commands/rline
  * '''-s''' - Clears the old selection in a listbox and selects the newly added item * '''-h''' - Highlights the window's node in the treebar is the window is minimized
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• mirc/commands/savebuf
  * '''-s''' - Saves the status window buffer * '''<window | dialog id>''' - The window's name or the dialog's name and an id to adds the lines to.
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• mirc/commands/scid
  * '''-s''' - Prints the current connection ID or the new connection ID. scon -r echo -s $unsafe(Network: $network Channels: %chans)
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• mirc/commands/signal
  Let's check out an example of a signal command below: <syntaxhighlight lang="mirc">ON *:SIGNAL:mysignal:echo -s rcvd: $signal : $1-</syntaxhighlight>
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• amd/epyc/9174f
  |max bandwidth=460.8 GB/s |bandwidth schan=38.4 GB/s
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• amd/epyc/9224
  |max bandwidth=460.8 GB/s |bandwidth schan=38.4 GB/s
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• mirc/commands/unload
  '''Unload a script file and prevent it from triggering it's ''ON *:UNLOAD:'' event'''
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• mirc/commands/uwho
  The '''/uwho''' command is used to grab a specified user's server information, which it then displays into the info section of the add * '''[nick]''' - The user's nickname you want to lookup.
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• mirc/identifiers/$alias
  ...it returns $null if the file is not loaded; otherwise it returns the file's name.
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• mirc/identifiers/$script
  ...it returns $null if the file is not loaded; otherwise it returns the file's name.
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• mirc/identifiers/$asc
  Echo the Unicode codepoint for the lower-case 'm' because that's the first character of the string.
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• mirc/identifiers/$appactive
  Let's say you have a listening event, just to make mIRC beep if someone uses your
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• mirc/identifiers/$server
  * '''.encoding''' - return the encoding's ID associated with the connection (editing server list or /server -i), retu Echo the active connection's server to the active window'''
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• mirc/on events/on agent
  <source lang="mIRC">ON *:AGENT:echo -s agent $agentname finished talking</source>
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• mirc/commands/speak
  * '''s''' - -Allows you to specify the speed for the text to be spoken (0 - 100). * '''speed''' - If the '''-s''' switch is invoked, this parameter is where you specify the speed at whic
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• mirc/identifiers/$inwave
  '''Echo the currently playing wav file's length to the active window'''
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• mirc/identifiers/$lactivecid
  ...active window. For instance if the you have more than one connection, let's say connections ''2'' and ''55'', and you activate a window in connection '
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• mirc/identifiers/$activewid
  '''Echo the current window's id'''
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• mirc/identifiers/$lactivewid
  '''Echo the last active window's id'''
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• mirc/identifiers/$leftwinwid
  ...with ID <WindowID>'', where <WindowID> is replaced with the actual window's ID.
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• mirc/identifiers/$date
  <source lang="mIRC">Echo today's full date to the active window in dd/mm/yyyy format
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• mirc/identifiers/$asctime
  | '''Seconds''' || <span style="display: block;">s</span><span style="display: block;">ss</span> || <span style="display: bloc
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• mirc/identifiers/$ctime
  $ctime returned for a fixed time string varies according to your computer's timezone and daylight saving settings:
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• mirc/identifiers/$bits
  '''Echo mIRC's application bit number to the active window'''
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• mirc/identifiers/$bytes
  ...the number passed to $bytes() is converted to a real number internally, it's not being viewed as a string and all the operations happens on the number ...ed digit total to 3. The number is shortened into units of 1024's not 1000's.
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• mirc/identifiers/$calc
  ...n as a number 0 through (N2 less 1), but that applies only to integers. It's the remainder (not the fraction) when dividing the numerator by the denomin ...he hyphen. In the 1st example it's -2 to the 8th power which is +256. That's then multiplied by 3, before having 1 subtracted from it. In the 2nd exampl
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• mirc/on events/on appactive
  * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. <source lang="mIRC">; Listen for mIRC's appactive event, then echo
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• mirc/on events/on ban
  ...:msg # Looks like the address $banmask has just been added to this channel's ban list.</source> ...f($bnick,$bnick just got in trouble,$banmask was just added to the channel's ban list) $+ .</source>
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• mirc/on events/on unban
  ...C|ON BAN]] event, however it triggers when a ban is removed from a channel's ban list. ...display: inline-block; width: 105px;">'''<#[,#]>'''</span>The channel name(s) where the ban was removed.
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• mirc/on events/on chat
  * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on open
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on notice
  <dd style="padding:0;margin:0 0 1em;overflow:hidden">The target(s) of the notice that the event listens on. This can either be a '''*''', or
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• mirc/identifiers/$target
  ; open a new @window with the user's nickname and log the
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• mirc/on events/on disconnect
  * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on connectfail
  ON *:CONNECTFAIL:echo -s connection to $servertarget failed: $1- | disconnect</source>
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• mirc/on events/on ctcpreply
  <source lang="mIRC">ON *:CTCPREPLY:VERSION*:echo -a $nick $+ 's IRC client is: $1-</source>
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• mirc/on events/on dccserver
  The '''ON DCCSERVER''' event triggers a connection attempt is made on mIRC's DCC Server. This event allows easy monitoring of connections and the abilit ...el>''' - The corresponding {{mIRC|access levels}} for the event to trigger.s
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• mirc/on events/on deop
  Let the channel know when a user's operator privilege has been removed:
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• mirc/on events/on dns
  * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on error
  <source lang="mIRC">ON *:ERROR:*full*:echo -s This server is most-likely full. Server sent error: $1-</source> <source lang="mIRC">ON *:ERROR:*ban*:echo -s You're most-likely banned from this server. Server sent error: $-</source>
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• mirc/on events/on exit
  * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on filercvd
  ...ress}}, and {{mIRC|$nick}} with the filename, user's address, and the user's nickname (if available), respectively. * '''<filename>''' - The filename(s) that should match the received file. Seperate multiple values by commas. T
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• mirc/on events/on filesent
  * '''<filename>''' - The filename(s) that should match the received file. Seperate multiple values by commas. T * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on getfail
  * '''<filename>''' - The filename(s) that should match the received file. Seperate multiple values by commas. T * '''<commands>''' - The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on sendfail
  ...ress}}, and {{mIRC|$nick}} with the filename, user's address, and the user's nickname (if available), respectively. ...nline-block; width: 155px;">'''<filename[,filename]>'''</span>The filename(s) that should match the failed file. These can be {{mirc|wildcard|wildcards}
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• mirc/on events/on hotlink
  ...t: 25px; width: 60px;">'''#'''</span>Any channel, or specific channel name(s)</div> ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/identifiers/$hotlinepos
  <source lang="mIRC">ON *:HOTLINK:*hoverme*:*:if ($1 == hoverme) echo -s $hotlinepos</source>
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• mirc/on events/on input
  ...t: 25px; width: 60px;">'''#'''</span>Any channel, or specific channel name(s)</div> ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on invite
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on join
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. ...ride the join event to print a custom text and then tell mIRC to ignore it's own text.
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• mirc/on events/on part
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/identifiers/$keychar
  ...correctly fill $keychar with the character when you press 'A', because it's one keypress corresponding to one character, but the main issue was that so
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• mirc/on events/on kick
  | '''$knick''' || The kicked user's name ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/identifiers/$chan
  | '''hwnd''' || Returns the [[Operating system|operating system's]] actual [[hWnd|window handle]] for the channel. ...e}}''' or '''{{mIRC|$false}}''' if the local mIRC client is on the channel's internal exempt list.
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• mirc/on events/on load
  The '''ON LOAD''' event is ran whenever a script is first loaded into mIRC's remotes section. Only one of these events may exist per script file. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on unload
  The '''ON UNLOAD''' event is ran whenever a script is unloaded from mIRC's remotes section. Only one of these events may exist per script file. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on logon
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on midiend
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on mp3end
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on waveend
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on mode
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on servermode
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on nick
  | '''$nick''' || The user's previous nickname. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/identifiers/$newnick
  Echo to the channel when the local nickname is changed, and halt mIRC's default message:
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• mirc/on events/on nosound
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on notify
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on unotify
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. Halt mIRC's default notice and echo the event to the active window:
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• mirc/on events/on ping
  ...see if you are still connected. The ON PING event does not trigger if mIRC's option is checked "'''Hide ping! pong! event'''" ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on pong
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. Halt mIRC's default display, and echo the pong message to the active window:
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• mirc/on events/on playend
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/identifiers/$filename
  ...ilename Identifier}}The '''$filename''' identifier is filled when an event's trigger deals with a file, such as [[On playend - mIRC|ON PLAYEND]], [[On f Echo the name of the filename, along with both the user's nickname and address if available, after a [[/dcc command - mIRC|DCC Get]]
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• mirc/on events/on quit
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. When a user disconnects, stop mIRC's default message and, instead, echo to the active window a custom message:
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• mirc/on events/on rawmode
  ...to intercept and interpret the modes of a channel directly, avoiding mIRC's messages and notifications altogether. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on serv
  ...this can be any combination of text letters, numbers, and {{mIRC|wildcard}}s. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on serverop
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on snotice
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on sockclose
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on topic
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on usermode
  The '''ON USERMODE''' event triggers when the local mIRC client's usermodes have been changed on a connection. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/on events/on wallops
  ...ifiers with the full text of the [[Wallop - IRC|WALLOP]], and the operator's name who issued it, respectively. ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/commands/sockaccept
  ; with a combination of the socket's name and the current $ctime
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• mirc/commands/socklisten
  ...e disabled. You can disable nagle per accepted socket by using /sockaccept's -n switch
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• mirc/commands/sockpause
  The packet are not lost, it's just that on sockread will stop triggering until you restart the reading.
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• mirc/commands/sockread
  ...ne and you are reading line by line only (and not in a binvar, although it's also easier to use on sockclose with binvar if you are reading line by line ...e sent and received the same way and above all, the way you want, but that's incorrect, you might receive very small packet at a very small speed.
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• mirc/identifiers/$chat
  ...pen DCC Chat connection, or the connection associated with a specific user's nickname
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• mirc/identifiers/$fserve
  ...the Nth open connection, or the connection associated with a specific user's nickname
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• mirc/identifiers/$get
  ...the Nth open connection, or the connection associated with a specific user's nickname
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• mirc/identifiers/$send
  ...the Nth open connection, or the connection associated with a specific user's nickname
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• mirc/identifiers/$event
  ...also be filled inside {{mIRC|raw events}} with the numeric or string event's name
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• mirc/identifiers/$debug
  ...ll return either the window name or the filename of the current connection's debug output target.
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• mirc/identifiers/$decode
  * See * {{mIRC|$encode}} for more info, as this identifier's purpose is to reverse the encoding or encryption in strings created by $enc | s | salt
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• mirc/identifiers/$encode
  $encode(text/%var/&binvar, celsirznpbtumav, key[, salt/iv if s|i used] [,N] )</pre> ...ou must load text into a binary variable using 'bset -ta' then use $encode's 'b' switch to allow using that binary variable as the target. (Assuming str
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• mirc/identifiers/$color
  ...in that area. The names accepted by $color are the same names used by echo's -c switch. The names for the background colors are not shown: ...en used as the $color parameter, but do require quotes when used with echo's -c switch:
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• mirc/commands/sockudp
  * '''-n''' - Appens a {{mIRC|$crlf}} to the line being sent if it's not a &binvar or if does not already end with a $crlf * '''<port>''' - The port you want to send to information to, that's your listening port if you create a server.
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• mirc/commands/sockwrite
  * '''-n''' - Appens a {{mIRC|$crlf}} to the line being sent if it's not a &binvar and does not already end with a $crlf
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• mirc/commands/toolbar
  * '''-s''' - Adds a separator * '''-f<sld>''' - <<nowiki />s>aves/<l>oads/<d>eletes settings in toolbar.ini, that file is automatically
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• intel
  ...[[flash memory]], [[network interface controller]]s, [[GPU]]s, [[chipset]]s, motherboards, and computers. * By {{intel|S-Spec}}
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• mirc/sendmessage
  //send //echo -s Hello world to mIRC printf("%s", str);
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• mirc/dynamic-link library
  ...s programs to make calls to various '''dynamic-link libraries''' ('''DLL'''s) designed to work with mIRC. The main reason you would want to do this is t Things changed since it's typically more useful to keep the dll loaded, now mIRC keeps the dll loaded
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• mirc/identifiers/$error
  ...dentifier}}The '''$error''' identifier is used to catch errors in a script's execution. When an error occurs, mIRC looks for any goto point named ''':er
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• mirc/on events/on socklisten
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. echo -s An error occured while trying to accept a connection: $sock($sockname).wsms
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• mirc/on events/on sockopen
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. ...vent triggers for failed connections as well as successful connections, it's important to check the value of {{mIRC|$sockerr}} before continuing with an
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• mirc/on events/on sockread
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. It's important to check the value of {{mIRC|$sockerr}} to determine if any conne
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• mirc/on events/on sockwrite
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. Let's assume you want to make a script which allows the user to input some text a
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• mirc/on events/on udpread
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met. if ($sockerr) { echo -s An error occured while trying to read data: $sock($sockname).wsmsg | return
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• mirc/on events/on udpwrite
  if ($sockerr) { echo -s An error occured while trying to read data: $sock($sockname).wsmsg | return
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• mirc/on events/on vcmd
  ...''<commands>'''</span>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
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• mirc/file handling
  Let's take a look at /write, /write is a powerful tool which allows you to write
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• mirc/wildcard
  For example the expression "t*s a *?t" matches the string "this is a text" "test th&s" matches only "test th&s"
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• mirc/regex
  * S - Strips control codes from the input before matching (not supported by $hf There's no way to escape a character inside the escaping sequence \Q\E, you have to
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• mirc/unicode
  //var -s %a = $chr(55384), %b = $chr(56320) | echo -a %a $+ %b -- $len(%a $+ %b) ...rs; they are just code points used to form others characters, therefore it's improper to decode those bytes to that character because the general algori
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• mirc/ipv6
  ...nd as IPv6 started to be supported by both IRC servers and IRC users, mIRC's IPv6 functionality was tweaked through to c. 2016 and is now considered to It should be recognized that mIRC's IPv6 support was implemented before there was widespread real-world usage o
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• schlemiel the painter's algorithm
  {{title|Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm}} '''Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm''' (also spelled ''Shlemiel'') is a term referring to a class of
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• Shlemiel the Painter's Algorithm
  #REDIRECT [[schlemiel the painter's algorithm]]
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• mirc/ctcp events
  On $*:PARSELINE:out:/^((NOTICE|CNOTICE \S+) \S+ :\x01VERSION) mIRC/:{ .parseline -otn $regml(1) Not mIRC $version $+ $iif(
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• mirc/identifiers/$input
  :* s - indicates that window parameter has been specified (making optional 'titl ...window as parent window, including custom dialog window. In the past, the 's' switch could not be used to pass a custom dialog window as the parent, thi
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• mirc/identifiers/$address
  ...cing the 1st letter of USER with an asterisk, regardless whether or not it's a tilde - i.e. $+(*,$mid(UserID,2)). This causes a wildcard mask for an ide ...DEFGHIJ@host when identd is enabled and appears as ~ABCDEFGHI@host when it's disabled. When identd is enabled, the Type-3 *user mask is *BCDEFGHIJ@*.hos
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• mirc/identifiers/$inpaste
  ...to paste text into an editbox or using the 'Paste' choice from the editbox's right-click menu. on *:PARSELINE:out:*:{ echo -s debug $scriptline $event : $inpaste is $true only if this line was triggere
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• mirc/identifiers/$starting
  echo -s $starting
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• mirc/identifiers/$null
  ...does not return a value; just like {{mIRC|$true}} or {{mIRC|$timeout}}, it's a value you can use in comparison in {{mIRC|/if}} or {{mIRC|/while}}. An em
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• mirc/identifiers/$gmt
  ...|zzz format strings now return the string for GMT zone instead of the user's zone.<br/>
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• mirc/identifiers/$timezone
  ...you change your computer's timezone, the file date/times change, but mIRC's $ctime does not. $file($mircexe).mtime remains the same regardless of $time
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• mirc/identifiers/$passivedcc
  ...option can be enabled or disabled either in Alt-O/Dcc/Options "Passive DCC's" or with "/dcc passive ON" or "/dcc passive OFF".
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• Unicode
  ...g, descriptions, and data on how characters function for most of the world's writing systems. The standard is published in conjunction with the [[Univer
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• general instrument/sba
  ...n. These microcontrollers served as cheap [[programmable logic controller]]s, replacing old relay system. ...s consisting of instructions with immediate and without [[immediate value]]s. In total there were 24 instructions used for arithmetic, I/O, and page swi
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• national semiconductor/cops ii
  ...') was a [[microprocessor family|family]] of {{arch|4}} [[microcontroller]]s developed by [[National Semiconductor]]. The family was introduced a year a ...ntroduced a number of dual-core microcontrollers. While primitive by today's standard (no notion of [[mutual exclusion]]), those chips were true dual co
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• nec/μpd751
  ...s the first Japanese single-chip [[microprocessor]]. The chip combined NEC's previous 4-bit microprocessor which came in 2 chips, the {{nec|μPD707}} an
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• fairchild/100k
  ...ith high power consumption which reduced the usefulness of those chips. It's part of the reason why most systems that used those chips only used them wh
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• fujitsu/mb8840
  ...date off}}. This series was very popular for arcade games (e.g. some Atari's Namco Galaga/Xevious systems). This series is architecturally identical to
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• national semiconductor/maps
  ...microprocessor family|family]] of multi-chip bit-serial [[microcontroller]]s designed by [[National Semiconductor]]. The system was made of 5 discrete c
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• seven-segment display/representing letters
  | S || 1 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 0x5B || 0x6D || {{7seg|S|10}} /* H I J K L M N O P Q R S */
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• 7400 series
  ...uch as [[and gates]] and [[or gates]] as well as [[register]]s, [[decoder]]s, and [[RAM]] units. ::''None'' - When no indicator is found, this implies it's the original [[transistor-transistor logic|TTL]]
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• cmos
  ...d for anywhere from [[SRAM]] to [[microcontroller]]s and [[microprocessor]]s. ...does not happen. It should be noted that as the voltage on the transistor's gate changes, for a very brief moment both switches will be closed thereby
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• logic gate
  ...g discrete components such as [[resistor]]s, [[diode]]s, and [[transistor]]s. ...vg|100px]] The '''NOT gate''' or an '''inverter''' produces an output that's the opposite to its input - if the input is HIGH, the output is LOW, and co
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• compound logic gate
  ...rmance. This is especially true when development is restricted to a vendor's [[standard cell library]]. While some are rarely used by actual logic desig ...]], those gates are represented as a simple square, must like [[flip-flop]]s and [[latches]].
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• boolean algebra/majority function
  ...ion can be found in various applications such as [[adder]]s, [[subtractor]]s, [[cryptographic hash function|hash functions]], and [[Muller C-element]]. ...d on the majority function, algebra with axioms on a set of [[truth value]]s.
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• power-supply pin
  ...[[pinout|pins]] on [[integrated circuit package]]s that go to the [[die]]'s common [[power rails]]. | V_cc || V_dd || V+ || V_s+ || || + || || Positive supply voltage
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• not connected pin
  ...ected Terminals''' are pins found on various [[integrated circuit package]]s. Those pins have no functional purpose to the outside circuit (but may have ...restricted to one of those pre-defined packages. Sometimes the device that's designed does not utilize all the pins for various reasons. It may also be
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• number system
  ...apable of only representing two discrete values: <math>\{0,1\}</math>. Let's consider the following number <math>10101110.011_{2}</math>. Note that the ...s represented via 8 discrete values: <math>\{0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7\}</math>. Let's take the number <math>703.104_8</math>,
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• boolean algebra
  ...desired to represent the [[negated]] (opposite) value of a variable, that's often done with a bar or a tick (prime) above or next to the letter, for ex ...epresent those two values as <math>0</math> and <math>1</math>. However it's important to understand that those are just two convenient representations.
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• karnaugh map
  ...pan="3" | Inputs || colspan="2" | [[Minterm]]s || colspan="2" | [[Maxterm]]s ! A !! B !! !! [[Minterm]]s !! Index !! [[Maxterm]]s !! Index
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• Manchester carry-chain adder
  ...lay (by a factor of 1.5 - reducing delay by 40% as calculated using Elmore's delay). The pull-up transistors were sized in a similar way to provide the
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• ic identification
  ...'. While there is a lot of crossover between the various manufacturers. It's still possible to reduce the possibilities down to just a few. Once a manuf * If there is a logo on the chip, it's relatively easy to find the manufacturer [[manufacturer logo|based on its l
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• mirc/optimization
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• electronic associates
  ...into the 1970s they attempted to transition into [[hybrid computer]]. EAI's hybrid computers were still in wide-spread use well into the 1980s. On 07/0
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• electronic associates/pace tr-10
  ...ease = 1959<ref name="b1">{{cite book|last=Small|first=James|middle=S|title=The Analogue Alternative: The Electronic Analogue Computer in Britain |10 [[amplifier]]s
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• electronic associates/pace 16-31r
  |caption = A number of PACE 16-31R units At NASA's Glenn Research Center. 9/24/1956
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• electronic associates/pace 231r
  ...ease = 1958<ref name="b1">{{cite book|last=Small|first=James|middle=S|title=The Analogue Alternative: The Electronic Analogue Computer in Britain ...ed by [[Electronic Associates]] in 1958<ref name="b1" />. The 231R was EAI's flagship computer becoming the most widely used analog computer system in t
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• inversion bubble
  ...'' is a [[schematic]] symbol that's used in conjunction with [[logic gate]]s that indicates the signal at that point is inverted. Inversion bubbles can == DeMorgan's Law ==
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• analog computer
  ...alogical model]]s that were designed through rearrangement of the computer's structure. Such rearrangement or programming is usually done through a conv
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• rico/reac
  [[File:REAC, 1949, NASA's Ames Research Center.jpg|thumb|300px|right|REAC computer. NASA Ames' first
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• reeves/reac 400
  ...$20,000-1,000,000<ref name="b1">{{cite book|last=Small|first=James|middle=S|title=The Analogue Alternative: The Electronic Analogue Computer in Britain
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• reeves/reac 100
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• reeves/reac 500
  ...ice = $30,000+<ref name="b1">{{cite book|last=Small|first=James|middle=S|title=The Analogue Alternative: The Electronic Analogue Computer in Britain
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• electronic associates/pace 231r-v
  ...highly successful {{eai|PACE 231R}} and was usually bundled as part of EAI's [[hybrid computer]] systems, being the analog component of the system. Due
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• ti/tms1000
  ...ocessor family|family]] of [[4-bit architecture|4-bit]] [[microcontroller]]s designed and manufactured by [[Texas Instruments]] in the early 1970s. Orig ...eries. Boone was later awarded [https://www.google.com/patents/US4074351 U.S. Patent 4,074,351] for the modern microcontroller.
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• intel/mcs-4
  ...s designed by Federico Faggin, Ted Hoff and Masatoshi Shima; it received U.S. Patent [http://www.google.com/patents/US3821715 #3,821,715]. ...008|4008]] and [[/4009|4009]], expand the system to work with any of Intel's existing memory chip selections.
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• ti/tmx1795
  ...ly very close if not identical ([[#History|see history]]) to that of Intel's {{intel|8008}}. === From Intel's POV ===
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• decision data/system/4
  Like the System/3, DDCC's System/4 had support for [[RPG II]] and [[IDEAL]] programming languages<ref
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• intel/core i7/i7-4950hq
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• intel/core i7/i7-4770r
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• intel/core i7/i7-4860eq
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• intel/core i7/i7-4850eq
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• intel/xeon e3/e3-1284l v3
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• intel/celeron/3855u
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• intel/celeron/3955u
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• intel/core i3/i3-6098p
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• intel/core i5/i5-6402p
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• intel/core i7/i7-6498du
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• intel/core i5/i5-6198du
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• intel/core i7/i7-5500du
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• intel/core i7/i7-5950hq
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• intel/core i7/i7-5850hq
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• intel/core i7/i7-5850eq
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• intel/core i7/i7-5750hq
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• intel/core i7/i7-5775r
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• intel/core i7/i7-5775c
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• intel/core i5/i5-5675r
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• intel/core i5/i5-5675c
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• intel/core i5/i5-5575r
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• intel/core i5/i5-5350h
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• intel/iris graphics/540
  ...mobile {{intel|Skylake|l=arch}}-based microprocessors. This GPU is Skylake's high-end tier GPU incorporating 48 execution units. The 540 GPU is found in
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• intel/iris graphics/550
  ...mobile {{intel|Skylake|l=arch}}-based microprocessors. This GPU is Skylake's high-end tier GPU incorporating 48 execution units. The 550 GPU is found in
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• intel/core i3/i3-6167u
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• mirc/identifiers/$mid
  * '''$mid(<text> ,S [, N ] )''' * '''S''' Position within Text. If S is negative, position is relative to the end of Text instead of the beginni
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• intel/core i5/i5-6287u
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• baikal/baikal-t1
  ...]] high-performance {{imgtec|P5600}} cores and is manufactured on [[TSMC]]'s [[28 nm process]]. The Baikal-T1 supports up to 8 GiB of DDR3-1600. |max bandwidth=11.92 GiB/s
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• dec/lsi-11
  ...nt on to influence the design of other MPUs such as [[General Instrument]]'s {{gi|CP1600}} microprocessor.
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• western digital/mcp-1600
  ...Western Digital]] as a derivative of [[digital equipment corporation|DEC]]'s {{decc|LSI-11}}.
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• general instrument/pic
  ...Intelligent Computer Series) was a family of {{arch|8}} [[microcontroller]]s first introduce in 1976 by [[General Instrument]]. This family is the direc ...IC family}} which can trace its roots back to GI's original PIC. Microchip's first few chips include the {{micro|PIC/PIC16C5x|PIC16C5x Series}}, {{micro
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• rockwell international/10696
  ...ts and 12 outputs. This chip was used in various system including Rockwell's own {{rockwell|PPS-4}} and {{rockwell|PPS-8}} microprocessor chipsets. The
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• mirc/on events/on parseline
  ...a separator in IRC raw messages, but it is also used as a separator in mSL's ON statements. You can either use a placeholder for a single character (?)
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• nec/μcom-4/isa
  | CMA || 10 || 1 || 1 || A_CC ← ~A_CC || 1-s complement accumulator || | CIA || 11 || 1 || 1 || A_CC ← ~A_CC + 1 || 2-s complement accumulator ||
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• motorola
  ...can telecommunications, electronics, and a semiconductor company. Motorola's Semiconductor Products Sector was spun-off as [[ON Semiconductor]] in 1999
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• nec/μcom-45/μpd550l
  ...-8V, it's also capable of directly driving [[fluorescent indicator panel]]s at -35 volts.
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• nec/μcom-45/μpd554l
  ...ally, it's also capable of directly driving [[fluorescent indicator panel]]s at -35 volts. This model replaces the older {{nec|μPD550}} which had a red
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• general instrument/sba/isa
  ...was an [[instruction set architecture]] used in the [[General Instrument]]'s {{gi|SBA}} family of {{arch|1}} [[microcontrollers]]. * With immediate: The 5 [[MSB]]s are reserved for the address, but only up to the 30th address. The opcode i
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• Schlemiel the Painter's Algorithm
  #REDIRECT [[schlemiel the painter's algorithm]]
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• rockwell international/pps-4-1
  ...corporated internally, making it a single-chip system (hence the "/1"). It's full compatible with all the original PPS-4 CPU and all the other parts.
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• atmel/marc4
  ...'' was a [[microprocessor family|family]] of {{arch|4}} [[microcontroller]]s initially developed by [[Eurosil]] in the mid 1980s. Eurosil was later sold ...Microcontrollers Programmer's Guide.pdf|MARC4 Microcontrollers Programmer's Guide]] (Atmel)
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• sharp corporation/sm
  ...r) was a [[microprocessor family|family]] of {{arch|4}} [[microcontroller]]s introduced by [[Sharp]] introduced in 1975. ...oduced in 1977, one of the earliest commercial [[CMOS]] [[microcontroller]]s manufactured and the first commercial Japanese CMOS MCU.
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• Property:headquarters
  ...:string]]''' property representing specific location where an organization's HQ is situated
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• amd/am29100
  {{amd title|Am29100}}{{confuse|amd/29pl100|l1=AMD's 29PL100 Family of MCUs}} ...roduced in [[1982]]. This family was aimed to compete directly with [[DEC]]s {{decc|LSI-11}} MPU. Unlike the {{amd|am2900|Am2900 family}}, the 29100 int
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• intel/atom
  ...] {{arch|32|32}} and {{arch|64}} [[microprocessor]]s and [[system on chip]]s designed by [[Intel]] since 2008. ...sue pipelined CPU. All Bonnell-based processors were manufactured on Intel's [[45 nm process]].
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• amd/athlon
  ...formance {{arch|32}} [[microprocessor]]s developed by [[AMD]] based on AMD's {{amd|K7|K7 microarchitecture}}. Athlon was introduced on June 23, 1999. ...ridge. The cartridge connected into AMD's {{amd|Slot A}} (similar to Intel's {{intel|Slot 1}}). Those processors included {{amd|Argon}}, {{amd|Pluto}},
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• amd/am9080
  ...''' was a [[microprocessor family|family]] of {{arch|8}} [[microprocessor]]s reverse-engineered clones of the {{intel|8080|Intel 8080}} introduced by [[ [[AMD]] began manufacturing their version of [[Intel]]'s {{intel|8080}} in 1975 after reverse-engineering an original off-the-shelf
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• hitachi/6309
  ...09}}. This chip was also compatible with rest of the components in Hitachi's {{hitachi|HMCS-6800}} family. ...hich had a large set of extended features including additional [[register]]s, {{arch|32}} quad-word arithmetic, and a number of trap modes. It wasn't un
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• hitachi/6309/a memo on the secret features of 6309
  and block size as its argument. One or two 16 bit registers (X/Y/U/S)
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• intel/pentium
  ..., but above the low-end {{intel|Celeron|Celeron family}}. Pentium is Intel's longest serving family of processors. Following [[Intel]]'s previous microprocessor series ({{intel|8086|86}}, {{intel|80286|286}}, {{i
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• intel/mcs-8
  ...the same year, TI's own {{ti|TMX1795}} prototype which was based on Intel's own specs was send to CTC. CTC rejected it shortly after due to various des ...or their product. CTC decided to abandon the 1201 idea, leaving the design's intellectual property to Intel. Intel renamed the 1201 {{\|8008}} which end
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• intel/mcs-8/isa
  ...-order word. Note that the 2 MSBs on the high-order word are [[don't care]]s. ...s instruction set, they also revamped the 8008 mnemonics to match the 8080's ones more closely. The newer mnemonics resemble a primitive version of mode
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• intel/mcs-8/8008
  ...ir [[Datapoint 2200]], by the time the 8008 was ready it no longer met CTC's requirements. Intel retained the rights to market the chip independently.
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• technology node
  ...length or half pitch. Nevertheless, the name convention has stuck and it's what the leading foundries call their nodes. ...example, Intel's [[10 nm]] is comparable to foundries [[7 nm]] while Intel's [[7 nm]] is comparable to foundries [[5 nm]].
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• amd/athlon x4
  ...of [[Jaguar microarchitecture]]e-based microprocessors were spotted in MSI's support list.
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• intel/atom x3
  ...argeting entry and value smartphones, phablets, and tablets. This is Intel's first family of chips featuring a cellular modem. The chips are available i ...on chips integrated cellular modem for smart phones. The x3 feature Intel's first chips with a cellular modem, an attempt to enter the entry-level smar
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• 32 nm lithography process
  TSMC cancelled its planned 32nm node process. Intel's 32 nm process became the first process to introduce the [[self-aligned via * Natarajan, S., et al. "A 32nm logic technology featuring 2 nd-generation high-k+ metal-g
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• intel/atom x7
  ...stem on chip]]s first introduced by [[Intel]] in early 2015. This is Intel's flagship line of mobile and [[internet of things|IoT]] processors, a tier a
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• 14 nm lithography process
  ...ween [[Samsung]] and [[GlobalFoundries]]. GlobalFoundries licenses Samsung's 14nm process at Fab8, New York.</info> ...lls account for almost 30% Skylake's composition and less than 1% on Apple's {{apple|A8}} or {{apple|A9}}. Those numbers are somewhat expected given tal
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• intel/atom x7/z8750
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• intel/atom x7/z8700
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• intel/atom x5/x5-e8000
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• intel/atom x5/x5-z8500
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• intel/atom x5/x5-z8550
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• intel/atom x5/x5-z8300
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• intel/atom x5/x5-z8350
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• intel/atom x5/x5-z8330
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• intel/cores/cherry trail
  ...eplacement for {{intel|Bay Trail T|l=core}}. Cherry Trail is part of Intel's the {{intel|Airmont|l=arch}} [[microarchitecture]]. Upon release, Cherry Tr
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• intel/atom x3/x3-c3130
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• intel/atom x3/x3-c3200rk
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• intel/cores/braswell
  ...tri-gate [[14 nm lithography process|14 nm process]] and is part of Intel's the {{intel|Airmont}} [[microarchitecture]]. Braswell was succeeded by {{in
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• 45 nm lithography process
  ...Oregon, {{intel|Fab 32}} in Arizona and {{intel|Fab 28}} in Israel. Intel's 45 nm process is the first time high-k + metal gate transistors was used in
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• intel/microarchitectures/bonnell
  ...tin, Texas|Austin]] - [[wikipedia:Mount Bonnell|Mount Bonnell]], was Intel's first x86-compatible [[microarchitecture]] designed to target the ultra-low ...ative country, Bonnell was a US design and was unconnected to any of Intel's projects worked on by the Israel Design Center in Haifa. Previously Yoeli l
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• intel/microarchitectures/saltwell
  ...architecture]] for [[Intel]]'s [[32 nm]] ultra-low power [[system on chip]]s first introduced in late 2011 for the {{intel|Atom}} family. Saltwell is a Saltwell's primary goals were:
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• intel/microarchitectures/silvermont
  ...icroarchitecture]] for the {{intel|Atom|Atom family}} of [[system on chip]]s. Introduced in 2013, Silvermont was the successor to {{intel|Saltwell}}, ta Silvermont-based chips are manufactured on Intel's [[22 nm process]].
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• intel/microarchitectures
  ...D IC|3D]] [[stacked]] SRAM was utilized to achieve bandwidths of over 1 Tb/s. Operating as high as 5.7 GHz, the chip could reach over 1.8 [[teraFLOPS]]
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• intel/microarchitectures/airmont
  ...microarchitecture for the {{intel|Atom|Atom family}} of [[system on chip]]s. Introduced in 2015, Airmont is a shrink of {{intel|Silvermont}}. Airmont-based chips are manufactured on Intel's [[14 nm process]].
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• intel/microarchitectures/goldmont
  ...LM''') is [[Intel]]'s [[14 nm]] [[microarchitecture]] of [[system on chip]]s for the ultra-low power (ULP) devices. Goldmont-based processors and SoCs a Goldmont-based chips are manufactured on Intel's [[14 nm process]].
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• intel/pentium (2009)
  '''Pentium''' is a family of [[x86]] [[microprocessor]]s introduced by [[Intel]] in 2009 after replacing the previous {{intel|Pentiu * '''Bus:''' {{intel|DMI}} (2.5 GT/s) interface
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• intel/celeron
  ...n the higher-end processors. Introduced in April of 1998, Celeron is Intel's second longest serving family of processors after {{intel|Pentium}}. * '''Bus:''' {{intel|DMI}} (2.5 GT/s) interface
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• intel/pentium (2009)/j3710
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• intel/pentium (2009)/n3710
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• intel/pentium (2009)/n3700
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• intel/celeron/n3000
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• intel/celeron/n3050
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• intel/celeron/n3150
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• intel/celeron/n3010
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• intel/celeron/n3160
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• intel/celeron/n3060
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• intel/celeron/j3160
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• intel/celeron/j3060
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• intel/xeon d
  ...e too much of a bottleneck on its own. Xeon D is a middle-tier family that's a step above {{intel|Atom}} in terms of performance, but below {{intel|Xeon * '''Mem:''' 128 GiB dual-channel DDR4 ECC memory up to 2133/2400 MT/s. (128 GiB @ [[RDIMM]] 32 GiB/DIMM, 64 GiB @ UDIMM/SODIMM 16 GiB/DIMM)
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• intel/xeon d/d-1540
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• intel/xeon d/d-1520
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• intel/xeon d/d-1527
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• intel/xeon d/d-1528
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• intel/xeon d/d-1548
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• intel/xeon d/d-1571
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• intel/microarchitectures/broadwell (client)
  '''Broadwell''' ('''BDW''') is [[Intel]]'s [[microarchitecture]] based on the [[14 nm process]] for mobile, desktops, {{main|intel/microarchitectures/haswell#Pipeline|l1=Haswell's Pipeline}}
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• intel/microarchitectures/haswell (client)
  ...amed due to the difficult pronunciation). In 2014 Intel introduced Haswell's successor, {{\\|Broadwell}}. Haswell-based chips are manufactured on Intel's [[22 nm process]].
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• 22 nm lithography process
  ...facturing using 22 nm process began in 2008 for memory and 2012 for [[MPU]]s. This technology was replaced by with [[20 nm lithography process|20 nm pro The 22 nm became Intel's first generation of Tri-gate [[FinFET]] transistors and the first such tran
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• 16 nm lithography process
  An enhanced version of TSMC's 16nm process was introduced in late 2016 called "12nm".
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-920xm
  | bus rate = 2.5 GT/s | s-spec = SLBLW
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-940xm
  | bus rate = 2.5 GT/s | s-spec = SLBSC
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• intel/microarchitectures/ivy bridge (client)
  ...ridge became Intel's first microarchitecture to use [[tri-gate transistor]]s for their commercial products. ...anufactured using [[22 nm]] Tri-gate [[FinFET]] transistors. This is Intel's first generation of [[FinFET]]. This correlates to 8 nm Fin width and a 60
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• intel/microarchitectures/sandy bridge (client)
  ...of enhancements and features. The microarchitecture was developed by Intel's R&D center in [[wikipedia:Haifa, Israel|Haifa, Israel]]. ...i3}}, {{intel|Core i5}}, {{intel|Core i7}} processors. For workstations it's branded as first generation {{intel|Xeon E3}}.
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• intel/microarchitectures/westmere (client)
  '''Westmere''' ('''WSM''') was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s [[32 nm process]] for desktops and servers. Westmere was introduced in 2010 ...ured on a [[32 nm process]] ("P1268" for CPUs and "P1269" for SoCs). Intel's 32 nm process is second-generation high-K metal-gate transistors. Some of t
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• intel/microarchitectures/nehalem (client)
  '''Nehalem''' was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s [[45 nm process]] for desktops and servers as a successor to {{\\|Penryn}}. ...-based [[microprocessors]] were manufactured on a [[45 nm process]]. Intel's 45 nm process is the is the first high-volume manufacturing process to intr
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• intel/microarchitectures/penryn (client)
  '''Penryn''' was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s [[45 nm process]] for desktops and servers as a successor to {{\\|Core}}. P
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• intel/microarchitectures/core (client)
  '''Core''' was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s [[65 nm process]] for desktops and servers as a successor to {{\\|NetBurst} ...was actually borrowed from {{\\|NetBurst}}. In fact, it wasn't until Intel's entirely new microarchitecture {{\\|Sandy Bridge}} that a true merger prese
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• intel/microarchitectures/netburst (client)
  '''NetBurst''' (also '''P68''') was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s [[180 nm process]] for desktops and servers as a successor to {{\\|P6}}. Ne
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• intel/microarchitectures/p6
  '''P6''' was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s for desktops and servers as a successor to {{\\|P5}}. Introduced in 1995 an * Brand, Adam, et al. "Intel’s 0.25 micron, 2.0 volts logic process technology." Intel Technology Journal
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• intel/microarchitectures/p5
  '''P5''' was the [[microarchitecture]] for [[Intel]]'s for {{intel|Pentium}} line of microprocessors as a successor to the {{\\|80
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• skylake
  *** {{intel|Skylake S|l=core}}
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• intel/microarchitectures/skylake (client)
  |core name 4=Skylake S ...Intel's {{intel|PAO}} model. The microarchitecture was developed by Intel's R&D center in [[wikipedia:Haifa, Israel|Haifa, Israel]].
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• intel/microarchitectures/kaby lake
  |core name 6=Kaby Lake S [[File:7th Gen Core-i7-badge.png|thumb|right|175px|Kaby Lake is Intel's 7th Generation {{intel|Core i7}} MPUs.]]
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• intel/microarchitectures/cannon lake
  ...[[2018]]. Cannon Lake is the "Process" microarchitecture as part of Intel's {{intel|PAO}} model. ...Patterning]] (SAQP) (goes under the "Hyper-Scaling" marketing name). Intel's 10nm features a 0.0367 µm² [[SRAM]] bit cell.
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• intel/microarchitectures/ice lake (client)
  '''Ice Lake''' ('''ICL''') '''Client Configuration''' is [[Intel]]'s successor to {{\\|Cannon Lake}}, a [[10 nm]] [[microarchitecture]] for main ...ized lifestyle</s> || || <s>Desktop performance to value, AiOs, and minis</s>
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• intel/microarchitectures/tiger lake
  '''Tiger Lake''' ('''TGL''') is [[Intel]]'s successor to {{\\|Ice Lake (client)|Ice Lake}}, a [[10 nm process|10nm]] [[ Tiger Lake will be manufactured on Intel's third generation enhanced [[10 nm process|10nm++ process]].
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-975
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-965
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-980x
  | bus rate = 6.4 GT/s | s-spec = SLBUZ
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-990x
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-3960x
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-3970x
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-4960x
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-5960x
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-6950x
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-2920xm
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-2960xm
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-3940xm
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-3920xm
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-4930mx
  | bus rate = 5 GT/s | s-spec = SR15M
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• intel/core i7ee/i7-4940mx
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• intel/core i7/i7-6650u
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