One of the following signals belongs to the 8087 coprocessor is
Source key selects TEST as signal associated with 8087 coprocessor.
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Source key selects TEST as signal associated with 8087 coprocessor.
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FSIN was absent in 8087 and arrived with later 80387 coprocessor.
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FTST compares top stack register with zero for sign test.
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FDIVR divides reversed real operands, swapping destination and source order.
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8087 INT output connected to 8086 NMI signals error condition.
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8087 has eight 80-bit registers organized as LIFO register stack.
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RQ/GT1 provides second request-grant channel for another coprocessor in parallel.
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Source key selects INT and NMI with WAIT for synchronization.
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BHE enables upper odd bank when 8087 connects to 8086 system.
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8087 works parallel, not as main processor, handling specialized math computations.
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Coprocessor runs parallel sharing buses and fetching same byte stream.
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