RE: Greeting 08-10-2013, 07:35 AM
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It is a little funny how can you define the word "rewritten material". To me, it is like that article and
my tutorial is explaining the same thing using different approach and word.
- The article explain "address bus" in around 20 lines, and I explain it one single line (with totally different word).
- The article explain "data bus" in around 15 lines, and I explain it one single line (with totally different word).
- The article explain "control bus" in around 5 lines, and I explain it one single line (with total different word).
- I explain how data is fetching from memory in around 5 lines, and he is explaining in around 40 lines (with different word).
- I explain about "memory alignment" and "memory padding", the author does not
- I explain the application in C/C++, the author does not
Firstly, the author does not own the ownership of every "how the memory is work" article. By your logic, he is not
right as well because he is explaining the same thing as Intel Processor Specification. And by your logic, all
the C++ book is wrong because it is explaining the same thing as C++ Specification (just in different word).
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Note: I am not arguing about the picture, because I admit that I am wrong.
my tutorial is explaining the same thing using different approach and word.
- The article explain "address bus" in around 20 lines, and I explain it one single line (with totally different word).
- The article explain "data bus" in around 15 lines, and I explain it one single line (with totally different word).
- The article explain "control bus" in around 5 lines, and I explain it one single line (with total different word).
- I explain how data is fetching from memory in around 5 lines, and he is explaining in around 40 lines (with different word).
- I explain about "memory alignment" and "memory padding", the author does not
- I explain the application in C/C++, the author does not
Firstly, the author does not own the ownership of every "how the memory is work" article. By your logic, he is not
right as well because he is explaining the same thing as Intel Processor Specification. And by your logic, all
the C++ book is wrong because it is explaining the same thing as C++ Specification (just in different word).
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Note: I am not arguing about the picture, because I admit that I am wrong.




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