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Better still, if you're using Arduino, you just choose a different target processor from the pull-down menu, recompile, and off you go. Of course I'm over-simp
by analog31 4y ago
Better still, if you're using Arduino, you just choose a different target processor from the pull-down menu, recompile, and off you go.
Of course I'm over-simplifying, but in fact, the portability of Arduino code across platforms has saved my bacon a few times during the chip shortage. There's always some overhead, such as changing a wiring harness, but it's better than being dead in the water.
- kabdib 4y agoYeah, the clock speed of an 8008 (200Khz to 800Khz) was such that you could probably do a software emulation on just about any modern microcontroller and get all the pin timings correct. I don't have a good sense if you succeed at pin-emulating a 1980s-era Z-80 or equivalent.