> It could also be the case that the opcodes on the website aren't > opcodes to a real CPU, but that they are executed by a VM. So > they could have used a MIPS, now an ARM cpu, and as long as the > VM is implemented in one of those languages, it would be able to > execute the uCode. > > That's just speculation, thought.
And a crazy one at that. These things are supposed to use little power. Also, look at the opcode/operand set for a minute and you'll realise that it's quite specific to the memories/registers the hardware has. johannes
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