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IIgs questions
- Subject: IIgs questions
- From: frankc <frankc@srv.net>
- Date: 2000/08/25
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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Is everything in the IIgs like a RAM location? What I mean is could the
IIgs be represented by a bunch of RAM locations in an emulator or by a
memory chip? If it is completely memory mapped then a high speed CPU
could "think" it was running on a IIgs while a slower chip provided the
glue between this abstraction and the real system. Is this correct?
Another thought about accelerators: Does anyone know theoretically how
these work? I thought it could use wait states of some sort to slow
down the access to the "system" but am not sure how fetch and caching
work. Is the caching a function of a DMA controller or is it performed
by interupting normal processing somehow?
Thanks,
Frank