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Line 12: More recent ARM architectures such as [[Intel]]'s [[XScale]] have dropped the 26-bit mode altogether. ==External ~~Links~~links== [http://www.arm.com/pdfs/Apps11vC.html Differences Between ARM6 and Earlier ARM Processors] [http://www.iyonix.com/32bit/download/32bit_dev.pdf "Using the Acorn C/C++ Development Environment to write 32-bit RISC OS software"] - Details on the architectural changes and converting code between 26- and 32-bit.

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