Re: Pictures of Tilburg 2001 (today) added to site

[Roel de Wit]

Hi,

...
> > be between 10-30 times as fast as the original emulated CPU this seems
an
> > illogical remark..
> It's NOT emulated. The one-chip-solution is on FPGA, which can be
> loaded with an MSX. So it is NOT emulated; the FPGA can easily handle MSX
> speeds.

As far as I understood the FPGA was used to 'emulate' (by programming it)
the IO controlling stuff on the MSX and that teh ARM processor would
logically do Z80 emulation... But then again how could I fully understand :)

> FPGA = Field Programmable Gate Array, which is essentially a programmable
> chip, see: http://www.fpga.org/
> An MSX is only one possible implementation of FPGA. It could be anything,

I know too less about these type of processors to comment on this and don't
make errors in my assumptions



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