I found this in a news-group. I've never heard of a MAC-8 before.
The Bell Labs Technical Journal, Autumn 1997, p53 states:
The first microprocessor designed at Bell Labs
was the Mac-8, a general purpose 8-bit micro-
processor announced February 17, 1977. The
Mac-8 was designed in 5-micron CMOS, requiring
7,500 transistors in an area of 32,45 mm2. It was
packaged in a 40-pin dual inline package and ran at
3 mHz, providing 0.2 million instructions per sec-
ond (MIPS) in performance.
Long ago and far, far away in another lifetime; I somehow acquired a tube of
these chips. I've always wanted to get a minimal system going built around
this CPU. However I have NO DATA WHATEVER on them.
Does anyone, anywhere reading this have the necessary hardware/software tech
data to allow me to build and program a small system built around a Mac-8
????????
Received on Sun Jan 24 1999 - 10:03:34 GMT
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