On 1/16/23 19:42, Sellam Abraham via cctalk wrote: > > It didn't fall for your trick question. > > Sellam Right, but that isn't what I asked. Take a segment of x86 assembly, sans any comments that performs a simple math problem using no I//O, such as computing a Fibonacci sequence, storing it in memory. Should be straightforward, no matter the processor architecture, even on an IBM 650 using SOAP. What I'm getting at is does the thing "understand" the 7080 architecture and ISA, or is it just making an excuse?
Or try any of the assembly versions in 99-bottles-of-beer.net, say http://99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-ibm-1620-sps-916.html , and tell it to translate to 7080 autocoder. I'm, guessing that the paucity of 7080 autocoder samples will cause the AI to fail, even though the task is certainly feasible.. But I'm willing to be surprised. --Chuck
