What's the differences when choosing the different processor types during setup? Does it use something more in the 80286(B) and 80386(C) modes?
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Sorry, I can't really give you an answer to that.
Except that the 8086/8088 mode was requiered to install/run that thing on OS/2..
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I'm now running it in 80386 mode on the emulated 80386, but I only see it use a handful of 80386+ instructions(32-bit extensions)? Mostly arithmetic instructions(opcodes range 00-38h), direct mode instructions(opcodes A0-A3) in 16-bit operand size, interrupts, XLAT, the LOOP* instructions.
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Hmmm... Odd: when I exit the demo mode in mid-flight, the airplane goes nose-down, crashing straight into the earth at a ~180 degree angle?
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Hmmmm... Just fixed some bugs in the 8086+ and 80386+ INC/DEC/ADD/SUB's protection checks(it was checking even with registers(like the low-end EAX variants) and now I notice it emitting an INT3 once it's starting Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1?
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