So, Alex, they used to have fixed airports and fixed memory addresses, so we have seen some of those
fixed airports.
You have seen ATC the same keyboard.
And then we have also seen time out there at airports like Signal Board, which has a fixed airports,
three to three.
And then we have paddleboats, then we have traffic controllers.
Then we have video memory this.
So this we had fixed.
So in the early 90s, Intel introduced a new standard on S.P.C.A. So this became one of the goal of
was to create a flexible scheme for allocating addresses, outputs or memory addresses that future peripherals
would use.
So this was needed to avoid contention among equipment windows for fixed.
I understand.
So we know your questions are limited.
We know what to do.
About 16 offices to avoid contention among equipment vendors, BCA was introduced to create a flexible
scheme for allocating addresses.
But any future benefit I could use.