This is the second revision of this article. At first I thought of explaining all the minor details, but then I realized it would be very overwhelming for all kinds of audiences. Too much explanation of simple stuff bores experienced readers and too much depth could overwhelm newcomers. I decided to revise the article with more concise goal and trimmed down some bits. Introduction The modern CPU architecture (aka Von Neumann architecture) relies heavily on having a part of the system responsible for storing the current state.
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