0xE000FFFF

0xE000FFFF is a 32-bit hexadecimal code that represents a specific value in computer science. It is also known as a magic number, a hexadecimal value used in some programming languages and technical contexts to refer to a particular value.

In the IA-32 architecture, 0xE000FFFF is used as a breakpoint instruction, which is a register instruction that allows software to monitor and capture operating system interrupts and exceptions. It is used by the monitor Detective, which is a special software debugging tool that can be used to profile and debug IA-32 programs.

This hexadecimal code is also used as an identifier in some SQL databases to represent the Unicode character FF FF FE 00 in hexadecimal form. However, this usage is not universal and is specific to certain databases or implementations.

In terms of mathematical representation, 0xE000FFFF has a base-10 decimal equivalent of 1073955845. However, it is more commonly referenced and used in hexadecimal form for its unique combinations of bits and its specific meaning in specific contexts.

0xE000FFFF can be found in various technical texts and documentation, often in computer hardware and programming contexts. It has specific meanings and uses in different architectures, programming languages, and database systems. Despite its broad usage in technical contexts, the hexadecimal code 0xE000FFFF remains quite specific and limited in its meaning.