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Yes, that's true. Sophie Wilson's goal was to run BASIC at 6502 assembly speeds, and they couldn't do that with the processors they had available. The first A
by forinti 5y ago
Yes, that's true.
Sophie Wilson's goal was to run BASIC at 6502 assembly speeds, and they couldn't do that with the processors they had available.
The first ARMs operated at ~4 MIPS, but of course they were 32 bits (registers and data bus), so they were a lot faster than the 68000 and the 6502.
Citing wikipedia: The ARM2 was roughly seven times the performance of a typical 7 MHz 68000-based.