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Re: Asynchronous acorn.

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From: Stefan Monnier
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 23:43
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I've read about the 'previous' asynchrous processor (but non-commercial 
(especially lacking interrupts)), but I just can't find any report
on the ARM. Is there some source of information about it (I've got
the tiny BYTE article, but that's FAR too general) ?

Or is it too early ?

(I'm especially interested in the way they handle interrupts)

Thanks for any hints,

	Stefan
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Subject: Re: Asynchronous acorn.
Keywords: How do they interface the new asynchronous acorn with the main memory ? Is the cache asynchronous too ?
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