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Wikipedia has much better info. Manchester Baby was 32-bit machine but only had 128 bytes of RAM and ran at may be equivalent of 1KHz. It did not had any other
by sytelus 4y ago
Wikipedia has much better info. Manchester Baby was 32-bit machine but only had 128 bytes of RAM and ran at may be equivalent of 1KHz. It did not had any other arithmetic instructions other than subtraction and negation so other operators must be implemented in software. The computer filled up whole room. A program to find largest divisor by brute force took just 17 instructions.