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From: toshi@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Toshi Kawanishi)
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Subject: Query: Breadboard vs. Wirewrap
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Date: 19 Dec 90 20:36:51 GMT
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Greetings.

I would like opinions on breadboarding vs. wire wrapping in the
context of designing and developing a fairly sophisticated m68k
based computer system.

In most cases I would guess that wire wrapping is better.  However,
I'm considering breadboards due to the fact that the design of the
memory system will evolve from simple to MMU based to MMU/CACHE.

I guess the basic CPU portion can be wire wrapped and I can pull some
ribbon cables to the bread board.

.Or anyone have better ideas??  Please post or Email, thanks

Also, does anyone know of mail order houses who carry motorola chips
(ACP is the best one I know)

-Toshi
toshi@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu
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