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| Author: | oldben [ Sat May 27, 2023 6:26 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: TTL 48 bit cpu |
Quote: What? No MMU? One of my favorite MMU’s is the MC6829. I have a few 74HCT612's on order. I need a MMU after all, just for kernal and user space. Page Zero size is 512 bytes, I have to write the new micro code to check if using pals as roms works. With the MMU I may get 3 mhz, but this just ball park for now, with the chips I am using. After I get the schematic roughed out,I may just brute force the disign to 36 bits by adding a second 16 bit alu. I guess a 8"x10" card will fit chips, not sure about the routing yet. |
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| Author: | mmruzek [ Sun May 12, 2024 1:45 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: TTL 48 bit cpu |
Quote: I need to get back to the meta II compiler compiler and add symbol table. I may give Small C a try again. Ben. Ben, I see you have mentioned the Meta II Compiler Compiler in several different posts over the years. Could you describe the tool chain you are using with Meta II. How would you suggest someone new get the tools to do some development/experimenting for bootstrapping a homebrew system? Thanks! Michael |
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| Author: | oldben [ Sun May 12, 2024 10:13 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: TTL 48 bit cpu |
Meta II, is a nice concept but it mostly a string processor. It can't handle local variables or data types. a = b + c; becomes lea 'a' push ld 'b' push ld 'c' add store A good intro is here https://www.bayfronttechnologies.com/mc_tutorial.html Ben. Are you bootstrapping 16 bit code? Small C is 16 bit. DosBOX-X works well for that. |
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