I was curious why this was called "dragon" protocol and it was because this protocol was used in Xerox Dragon multiprocessor workstations (developed by Xerox PARC). Definitely not as exciting as what I thought...
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Huh. I just assumed that Dr. Dante Dragon at Our Father of the Eternal Inferno University thought of this. My mistake.
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I'm confused about the difference between this protocol and MESIF mentioned in the previous lecture.
I was curious why this was called "dragon" protocol and it was because this protocol was used in Xerox Dragon multiprocessor workstations (developed by Xerox PARC). Definitely not as exciting as what I thought...
Huh. I just assumed that Dr. Dante Dragon at Our Father of the Eternal Inferno University thought of this. My mistake.
I'm confused about the difference between this protocol and MESIF mentioned in the previous lecture.