gtoal@tharr.UUCP (Graham Toal) (04/08/91)
In article <6208@acorn.co.uk> aglover@acorn.co.uk (Alan Glover) writes: >(Another general point - since the A3000 is not, strictly speaking, an >Archimedes - it is a BBC A3000 computer - I will be differentiating between >the distinct families of machines by their CPU, ie 6502 or ARM based. Unless >I qualify the statement 6502 includes CMOS 6502s, 6512 etc, and ARM is ARM2 >or ARM3.) Surely by operating system would be better? Those unix binaries don't run too well on my 310 :-) Also, 6502 code might run OK under one or other of the emulators. I recently resurrected a Beeb for use as a video-games box at work during our regular Friday-evening pissups; I'll post some of the systems software I found when going through my old disks: I've got a *great* rom which emulates most of the master extensions on an ordinary beeb... Graham