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binary compatible
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binary compatible
(1) Refers to any data, hardware or software structure (data file, machine code, instruction set, etc.) in binary form that is 100% identical to another. See binary compare.

(2) Refers to an executable programs that can run without change in a different or upgraded hardware platform (CPU).


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