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From: jkenton@pinocchio.encore.com (Jeff Kenton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.m88k
Subject: Re: Looking for ICE's for the 88K
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Date: 7 Nov 90 22:04:44 GMT
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 From article <16795@samsung.samsung.com>, by duane@mauve.samsung.com (Andrew Duane):
> The title just about says it all. We are looking for recommendations
> for ICE's for an 88K CPU. I'll look at anything...
> 

The only ICE I remember hearing of was announced in an article in Electronic
Design (1/26/89) by Hilevel Technology, 31 Irvine Dr, Irvine CA 92718. Phone
number (714) 727-2100.

The system supposedly worked by controlling the signals to and from the MMU's.
Continuous wait states effectively halted the processor.  Jamming load or
store instructions allowed access to the state of the registers.

I have not heard of this device since that article.  Unless someone can correct
my guess, I suspect it never made it to market.


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