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Line 57: \|} The VMX ''[[Java (programming language)\|Java]] mode'' conforms to the [[Java Language Specification]] 1 subset of the default [[IEEE ~~standard~~Standard]], extended to include IEEE and C9X compliance where the Java standard falls silent. In a typical implementation, non-java mode converts [[denormal]] values to zero but java mode traps into an emulator when the [[processor (computer science)\|processor]] encounters such a value. ''Non-Java mode'' might or might not be faster, might or might not be non-compliant. Quadword (ie Four times a 32 bit word or 128 bits) alignment is on 16 Byte (128 bit) boundaries (ie the low four address bits are zero).

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