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As a side note, I love how geeky the notation is in "32K-64K I$ (ECC)", so much to unpack! Best is the use of "$", normally pronounced of course "dollar". That
by unwind 4y ago
As a side note, I love how geeky the notation is in "32K-64K I$ (ECC)", so much to unpack!
Best is the use of "$", normally pronounced of course "dollar". That is a currency symbol (like £ and €) -> currency is money -> money can be cash -> that sounds a bit like "cache" which is what is being talked about.
The design has between 32768 and 65536 bytes of instruction cache, stored in error-correcting memory.