ters, etc.)
The low level tasks replaced almost all the usual hardware on a normal
computer: disk and display and keyboard controllers, general I/O, even refresh
for the DRAM, etc.
This was a great design: about 160 MSI chips plus memory.
Cheers,
Alan
>_____
Kevin,
I'll quote one of my earlier questions to the list - in it I had a few pointers
that you might find a useful starting place.
> In the videotaped presentation from HIPK
> (http://www.bradfuller.com/squeak/Kay-HPIK_2011.mp4) you made reference to
> the Burroughs 5000-series implementing
