I thought the Irish voted against the Euro ?
Have fun anyway - I'm glad we're not in it !!
Remember the crash when Stormin' Norman Lamont was Chancellor - all because
one guy sold a shed load of Sterling, imagine the consequences on 12
countries if the same thing happened to the Euro, I suspect
Dave wrote:
They do. Unfortunately, it's something of a poor relation. They're made on
.5 or .65u processes with aluminium interconnects - generally very old
hat.
Not quite. The 68LC060RC75 uses a 0.35um process.
Still I'd love to see it in 0.15um :-)
Finally, with open hardware, and/or doing
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The problem with the Motorola 68000 series is that they aren't making
them anymore.
They do. Unfortunately, it's something of a poor relation. They're made
on
.5 or .65u processes with aluminium interconnects - generally very old
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R. Dokos [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
A 68060@66MHz Q60 will give you about 300 times the processing power
of a QL... not that bad, hue ?
Not bad at all... :o)
I've been playing with StrongARMs. When Sinclair went away I followed the
Acorn route. This
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On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I use RISC OS, as well as QL and PC ... so you are in good company :-)
Risc PC 700/SA@287MHz, plus a LART (www.lart.tudelft.nl)
I am using an 'older' generation, an A3000, with upgraded
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Hi All,
Just to wish you all a happy new year - hope the hangovers are receiving
the nesscessary treatment!!
Happy new year, Darren.
The Euro is in full swing over here; organised Chaos this morning, as
everyone comes to terms with it.
On Mon, Dec 31, 2001 at 07:16:42PM +0100, Peter Graf wrote:
The reason why we don't emphasize the slots are the current lack
of QL software drivers for anything but IDE, FLP, SER, PAR.
The only thing I can see missing from that list that I consider important
is ethernet.
We have
On Wed, Jan 02, 2002 at 12:22:34AM -0500, ZN wrote:
Actually, the biggest problem with the 68k family is that Mot. does not
want to sell the licence to anyone else, so that even FPGA cores that
implement the same instruction set are, strictly speaking, illegal.
Besides, there are compatible
