On 04/25/2016 02:14 PM, ben wrote: > But for the most part Common Folk did not have the resources I > suspect for REAL programing languages, because those require a REAL > OS to run with, and after the 8086 the Newer chips became too complex > to use, and the 68000 was only 16 bit addressing.
Say what? The MC68000 has 24 bits of addressing (A0-A23). The A0-A7 registers are 32 bits in length, even though 24 bits are used for addresses. --Chuck
