Re: zip chip schematic

["barana" <barana24@telstra.com>]

BLuRry wrote:
> I seriously doubt that someone is going to sue a hobbiest for producing
> a breadboard recreation of 20-year old technology that is in
> next-to-zero demand.  Legal ramifications aside (IANAL, but I doubt
> there's any battle to worry about there), the likelihood is higher that
> your //e will start performing native 32-bit operations before anyone
> tries to hunt you down.

What about 32 bit ram access?
http://www.westerndesigncenter.com/wdc/microprocessors.cfm

;-)

> (if only I didn't destroy my zip chip long ago.. oh well, it was really
> good at making things unstable anyway, but mandelbrot generation became
> almost bearable)