Point-to-point buses generally omit lines for addressing. Why is this possible? Suppose a point-to-point bus is used
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Point-to-point buses generally omit lines for addressing. Why is this possible? Suppose a point-to-point bus is used to connect two components together where one of the components actually represents multiple addresses. How could a bus with no address lines be used to satisfy the requirement for different addresses in this case?
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