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From: barrett@hp-dcde.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.16k
Subject: Wanted: Dev board; X-compiler - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 19-Jan-84 03:48:47 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 19 03:48:47 1984
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hp-dcde!barrett    Jan 17 17:51:00 1984

Well, this is one of the most silent newsgroups I have ever seen considering
the power of the 16000 archetecture.  I would expect to see a flurry of
activity.  I have a couple of simple questions.  Does anyone out there have
any ideas as to why the MOD register is only 16 bits wide? This poses some
annoying problems when you want to put ROMS in the low part of the address
space (as you might be inclined to do since the power-up state of the PC is 0).
   Secondly, I would like to get a hold of a 16000 deveklopment board and
a portable X-compiler for a BELL III UNIX system.  Is it too soon to be able
to get them at a reasonable price? If not, anyone have any ideas on who I
can talk to since I'm not currently associated with a university.

					Dave Barrett
					(hplabs!hp-dcd!barrett)
					(303) 226-3800 x2271
					Fort Collins, CO. 80525