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This could be the route to developing and producing "low
cost", 'easy' to build accelerators for the IIgs and IIe.
You can take care of alot of the hardware with the VHDL,
and eliminate the cost of doing so much hardware prototyping.

VHDL, RAM chips for cache, power supply.

This seems like a practical application of the 65XX VHDL.  I
don't see why you would want a processor VHDL by itself.  Why
not just go buy a 50 cent 6502?

Bob

In article <388B7776.3891B5F3@cyberhighway.net>,
  Frank Carney <frankc@cyberhighway.net> wrote:
> Could that VHDL image be used to create a single chip or close to
single
> chip accelerator?
>
> The main 6502 processor could be coupled with additional logic to
access
> cache and provide the correct timing to the motherboard.
>
> Is this doable or am I just talking out my XXX?
>
> If it is doable then maybe a 65816 VHDL image would be great for the
> IIGS.
>
>


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