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68000 is more like 80286 or even 386 though. So you should probably mention i386, not x86.
by SomeoneFromCA 6y ago
68000 is more like 80286 or even 386 though. So you should probably mention i386, not x86.
- cmrdporcupine 6y ago68k is an architecture series and this compiler will target the whole series including the later models which are equivalent to Pentium, and the Coldfire processors which are still in production. So 68k really is comparable to (32-bit) x86.
- Teknoman117 6y agoIt is a full 32 bit ISA though, even if the 68000 and 68010 cores had 16 bit buses. They're about twice as fast as a 286 at the same frequency.