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2 July 2025
- diffhist Endianness 14:38 +821 158.51.177.100 talk (→Added two digitized citations)
28 June 2025
- diffhist Reduced instruction set computer 23:01 +1,425 PaulBoddie talk contribs (→Commercial breakout: Adjusted the details of early implementations, noting that the ARM1 was fabricated in 1985 but wasn't introduced until 1986. If first samples of chips were considered "firsts", we would have to start backdating everything. Added PA-RISC reference.)
- diffhist Reduced instruction set computer 20:55 +17 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Commercial breakout: Sun would have to have licensed the 68k ISA and build their own 68k processors to improve CISC on their own; otherwise, they'd have to rely on Motorola. (Switching to their own instruction set also let them design processors on their own.))
- diffhist Reduced instruction set computer 20:46 +72 Ylee talk contribs (→Commercial breakout: Clarify/reword)
- diffhist Reduced instruction set computer 19:33 +1,002 Ylee talk contribs (→Commercial breakout: CISC vendors' response to RISC)
27 June 2025
- diffhist Reduced instruction set computer 21:36 +28 Guy Harris talk contribs (→Commercial breakout: It's Power ISA now.)
- diffhist Reduced instruction set computer 20:20 +597 Ylee talk contribs (→Commercial breakout: DECstation example)
26 June 2025
- diffhist Computer architecture 20:58 +45 Guy Harris talk contribs (That's... not what control flow refers to. Speak of the flow of control signals and of processor instructions and data (matching the in-image text). (And, no, don't link control signal either, as that's not what it refers to.))