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I'll never tire of any analysis you do. But if you are taking requests, I'd love two chips. The AMD 29000 series, a RISC chip with many architectural advances

I'll never tire of any analysis you do. But if you are taking requests, I'd love two chips. The AMD 29000 series, a RISC chip with many architectural advances that eventually morphed into the K5. And the Inmos Transputer, a Forth like chip with built in scheduling and networking, designed to be networked together into large systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Am29000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Am29000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transputer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transputer

kens 1y ago
Those would be interesting chips to examine, if I ever get through my current projects :-)
- Zeetah 1y ago
  If you are doing requests, I'd love to see the M68k series analyzed.
  - moosedev 1y ago
    Another vote for the 68000 series :)
- dboreham 1y ago
  I have some Transputer die and die plots if you ever need those.
kragen 1y ago
Have you thought about doing these yourself?
- sitkack 1y ago
  Great question. I have and I should. This would make concrete and bring coherence to the grab bag of skills and experience I have. Though I think it would be 10x as much in a small group setting. It is like trying to recover the source code a binary where you don't even know the source language. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3nFcTpAwoM&list=PLUg3wIOWD8yoZx3W8JfSMn4tiHXELmgMT&index=14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3nFcTpAwoM&list=PLUg3wIOWD8...
  - kragen 1y ago
    That would be awesome!