ajp166 wrote:
> Check SMC for it.
SMC?
> I hate sockets and try to avoid them, I've had equipment that
> didn't use the machined pin sockets and most all had to be
> rebuilt sans sockets at one point or another.
In this case I plan to use good sockets.
> A lousy one if you have a raft of TTL and few FPGAs. ;)
All the TTL is in the FPGA.:)
Most of the TTL used is simple buffering or decoding.
> I have a few of the Lattice and Xilinx tools, older ones and the synario
> stuff too. I just dont get all that excited about it. I've designed a
> cpu and built it years ago, it out of my system and not worth repeating.
The whole point of the cpu I designed, was because I am not happy
with 8 bit micro's, RISC machines, or INTEL. Now what I wonder about
is people that put a 6502 in a FPGA while you still can buy the real
thing?
I also wonder about FPGA's when you can't fit a 6502 in one!
> Any cpu I'd do would need software and that means it would likely
> be a copy of something... likely something I have.
I can guarantee you don't have a 12/24 bit cpu like mine. ( Not that you
would
want one :) )
> Allison
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Received on Mon Dec 17 2001 - 02:47:16 GMT