> The PLAs on the Z80 and 6502 aren't user programmable, I never said they were. I said: "and in the form that gave it the name, it is end user programmable (

> The PLAs on the Z80 and 6502 aren't user programmable, I never said they were. I said: "and in the form that gave it the name, it is end user programmable (the P stands for Programmable)" which is in the context of generic PLA's, not the specific PLA in a Z80 or 6502.