Re: DECSYSTEM 20

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From: Joe Keane
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 1989 16:15

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I wrote:
>The 11 has its registers in _physical_ memory.  

I meant they appear in the physical address space, as opposed to virtual.  Of
course are physically with the rest of the processor, which means you can write
(small) programs with no memory.  ``Hey, let's see what happens if you pull out
R5.''  Can't do _that_ on a 68000!

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From: jk3k+@andrew.cmu.edu (Joe Keane)
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Subject: Re: DECSYSTEM 20
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Date: 3 Aug 89 16:15:11 GMT
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