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+Collected here are "grind" dumps of the DIV instruction on various Intel processors.
+
+Officially, DIV is not really supposed to modify any flags by Intel documentation.
+But, at least on Pentium and lower processors, the flags do in fact change.
+And in some cases, how these flags change can mean the difference between correct
+and incorrect CPU detection by DOS programs (i.e. detecting the difference between
+an Intel 386 vs a NexGen 5x86).
+
+To preserve prior weird behavior, dumps of the DIV instruction's behavior are provided
+here.
+
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+#!/bin/bash
+xz -c -d "$1" | less -
+