Pardon my ignorance, what is a binary if it isn't universal?
Because OS X runs on PowerPC and Intel chips a program would actually
need two different binaries to run on them
Thanks for the explanation. So am I understanding correctly that 'binary' no
longer refers to a number base but is now shorthand for binary instruction
code which we used to call, without ambiguity, 'machine code'?
Bernard
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