On Wed, 22 Nov 2023, Fred Cisin wrote:
An absurd argument:
It could be argued that the 8085, rather than being designed from scratch was
simply a modification of the 8080. Perhaps significant modifications, but
nevertheless modifications, not redesign from scratch.
8080 and 8085 are essentia
Great history infoEd#
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On Thu, Nov 23, 2023 at 12:45 AM, Sellam Abraham via
cctalk wrote: As the one who helped Ray introduce the
F14A CADC microprocessor to the
public back in 1998, I'm intimately familiar with the story of its creation
as well as its capabili
The 4040 was more of an enhanced 4004. It had a deeper stack ( 4004 was only 3
levels ), It had interrupt capabilities and a second register bank.
The mulplexed bus was almost identical except the 4040 had one additional bus
operation. I forget the exact difference.
Still, people seem to think th
Hi, this is "Dave Dunfield" - best known here for being the site owner of
"Daves Old Computers" and the author of "ImageDisk"
No longer have the email I used to use to access cctalk... (hence the
change)
Just in case anyone is interested:
I've been working on a "retirement" project:
I am publis
I received a bug report today concerning tcpser (the
Linux/Unix/Windows/MacOS modem emulator) and numeric response codes.
https://github.com/go4retro/tcpser/issues/31
I knew long ago that not all codes and commands were common/consistent
among modem manufacturers, but I guess I didn't realize
