> I find that very odd as usually each suceeding generation of CPU typically
>includes more instructions (or more addressing modes). It may be that the
>latest 68k CPUs have timing differences that make running certain Amiga
>software problematic. Do you have any more information on this?
>
> -spc (Have Amiga will program)
Unfortunatly I don't remember where I read that for sure, and I'm not 100%
sure it's the Dragonball, but the Dragonball sounds like the right follow
on processor. I think I read it in the TEAM Amiga Mailing list, in one of
Dave Haynie's posts, but like I said, I don't remember.
However, I think even some of the 68040 and 68060 series chips don't have
all the instructions of earlier processors. We got any 68k pro's around
here?
Zane
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Received on Sat Dec 11 1999 - 17:28:47 GMT