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Article #43220MC6839 and MC6844 chips
From: Brian O'Hagan /ADVISOR Sawyer
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1993 18:44
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1993 18:44
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Has anyone tried using a motorola MC6839 floating point R
OM OM chip with a Coco 3
using OS-9? I was going through an old data book and came accro ross this chip
. It
says that it is ideal for use in can be used with real time
and multitasking systems, and it is
position independent and re-entrant. I br am curious since the coco could use a
ll
the help it could get in terms of speed.
Also has anyone tried using the MC6844 Direct memory access controller (DMAC)
to interface a videocard with a coco? Of cousr rse if this was to be used with
o
s OS-9 only contiguous blocks could be used to
new device drivers or even wores rse more mods to CC# 3IO, GRFDRV, WI
NDINT,etc.
would be needed. But i from my glancing over the book (found it while getting
reference books for studying for finals) it seems like a possibility. Or am
I just suffering from lack of sleep?
Brian
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