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Subject: Re: MIPS, Turbo Amiga, Mac II
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Date: Wed, 11-Mar-87 19:56:54 EST
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Oh.  I thought MIPS was Million Instructions Per Second.  You know, 5 MIPS
meant 5 million instructions per second.  Is that wrong?

By the way, I've got a Novix SC4000 which will do (at 8 MhZ) 5 MIPS.
Pretty snazzy little dude.  It's a Forth engine.  You don't program in
Assembler on this thing, or, rather, programming in Forth on this little
bugger is like programming in assembler on a 'normal' processor.

Interesting little thing...

Bill Kelly