On May 12, 2005, at 12:05 AM, DJA wrote:
The 68000 /did/ exist then. And IMO, it was and still is superior to anything x86ish.
Eh. Maybe. The 68000 had its own sets of problems. MMU stuff; somewhat strange FPU issues; memory-mapped I/O in a time when that was expensive; I think there were some interrupt issues I am forgetting nowadays.
Funny, if we all didn't know you were talking about the 68000, we'd think you were talking about the x86!
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