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The abbreviation I know is "in-circuit emulator", but wouldn't know if that's what they were referring to
by mshroyer 4y ago
The abbreviation I know is "in-circuit emulator", but wouldn't know if that's what they were referring to
- 082349872349872 4y agothis. (but of course I almost never powered it up without thinking of Gibson's "black ice"; cf Burning Chrome) incidentally, Burning Chrome's description of how Automatic Jack lost his arm, over Kyiv, was coincidentally prescient...
- numpad0 4y agoAnd they usually looks and works like a Borg tentacles and assimilated production hardware, despite the "emulator" nomenclature, apparently by tradition from very early days of microprocessors when ICEs actually were alternate implementations for chips it emulates