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CUNOMAD: these questions are firstly extremely badly phrased and i cant believe nvidia of all places asked such questions! i mean what does 'input mapped i/o' even mean?

i assume they r asking for memory mapped i/o and i/o mapped i/o

not knowing terms and gently discussing something is far better a trait of someone in comp sci that a some ruthless arrogant person ridiculing the knowledge of others..
Well, BLUNT just uttered a few slangs and left the thread w/o doing anything useful for others...
Here's the answer -
Memory Mapped I/O means using the memory addressing to interface with the peripherals, while I/O mapped I/O (also called Port mapped I/O) means using 8-bit port addresses to interface the peripherals.

I guess blunt went so blunt being in Comp sc. field that he had no edge on having a real life, poor frustrated as**ole, i just hope he didn't suicide after posting here.
:D
Many books and on internet too "i/o mapped i/o" is mentioned,any one can get wrong info and build concept on that,if he didnt get right way to start wid; the best thing in a discussion forum should be to correct if someone is going in wrong way.

I guess blunt went so blunt being in Comp sc. field that he had no edge on having a real life, poor frustrated as**ole, i just hope he didn't suicide after posting here.
:D
Many books and on internet too "i/o mapped i/o" is mentioned,any one can get wrong info and build concept on that,if he didnt get right way to start wid; the best thing in a discussion forum should be to correct if someone is going in wrong way.

Fuck OFF AK.. Asshole.. "i/o mapped i/o"???? Jerk off dude... its port mapped I/O..
U guys should be ashamed of being in the field of computer science and engineering for no knowing these basic concepts.. I think company losses productivity because of mistakenly hiring people like you..