@MEGA_RJ_MICAL

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MEGA_RJ_MICAL wrote: CLASSY Quote: Bosanac wrote: @cdimauro Yet I'm rich and you aren't.

LOL You made my day!

@Hypex

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Hypex wrote: @Gunnar I'd never heard of this Tina before. I only know of Natiami which I was interested in. And that Access Amiga thing, or whatever it was that Mick Tinker was tinkering with, the early Amiga FPGA chips design.

It was an old project, driven by an Italian company, started in 2013 and lasted a few months.

I was part of the team.

@Hammer

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Hammer wrote: @Karlos I don't want another ColdFire BS that breaks compatibility with my classic Amiga WHDLoad games collection.

Was there some context to this? If you think MC64K is any attempt whatsoever to make a 64-bit Amiga (in)compatible, you've not been paying attention. It's not even a CPU. It's a bytecode executing Virtual Machine, more akin to the JavaVM than a 68K. Unlike the JVM, but like a real CPU, it uses a register model. It exists for the sole purpose of providing an assembly language environment inspired by 68K, which as we all know, is the best assembly programming environment that has ever existed.

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Hypex wrote: I'd never heard of this Tina before.

It is,
I believe - friend Hypex,

a beautiful girl from Italy.



as seen here,
cosplaying as "Kickstart 1.x Boot Screen"




/MEGA!

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@MEGA_RJ_MICAL

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by MEGA_RJ_MICAL on 13-Oct-2022 1:26:35 CLASSY

Silence dole scum!

Isn't it strangely coincidental that just as Gunnar goes off the air, MEGA returns.

It's like the Pauli exclusion principle.

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@Karlos

I had been banished, friend Karlos,
by these traitors of what Amigaworld dot net stands for,

the carrion crawlers who took over when the benevolent David Doyle departed.

TWENTY FIVE DAYS!
Twenty five long days, friend Karlos,
grinding teeth at the lost opportunities.

And here we are,
once more into the fray etc. etc. ETC.




/MEGA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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@Karlos

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It's like the Pauli exclusion principle.

More like Pauline's Job Club.

Look at Mega, thick as shite but at least he tries!

@Bosanac

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@MEGA_RJ_MICAL

So around the same time Gunnar registered... Nah. I'm sure it's pure coincidence.

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Bosanac wrote: @MEGA_RJ_MICAL Quote: by MEGA_RJ_MICAL on 13-Oct-2022 1:26:35 CLASSY Silence dole scum!

Imitation,
"rich" friend Bosanac,

is the greatest form of admiration.
Keep trying,

keep.




/mega

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@MEGA_RJ_MICAL

Rich is every sense of the word.

How's that new heating bill up in Scotland? Financially crippling for you PIP claimants my employees in the UK inform me.

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Karlos wrote: @MEGA_RJ_MICAL So around the same time Gunnar registered... Nah. I'm sure it's pure coincidence.

Wasn't I Franko,
friend Karlos?

You forced me to go look up this Gunnar guy.



SO THAT - THAT WOULD BE ME, YOU THINK?
Jesus H. Christ now I understand why he named the thing "Vampire".


/m!

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@MEGA_RJ_MICAL

Everyone here is Franko. Except me. Even me.

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Back on topic, the changes that were made to make MC64K's register-to-register "fast path" subset use 2-byte instructions was merged and I even managed to update the documentation.

Since the actual opcode values are likely to change further until stabilising, all reference to the absolute opcode values have been replaced with their symbolic enumerations from the code.

Fixed a few bugs in the assembler (specifically around the handling of constant integer and floating point expressions) although the most egregious bug of all - being written in PHP - still remains unfixed.

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@Karlos

ASIC or it didn't happen!

@Bosanac

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Bosanac wrote: @Karlos ASIC or it didn't happen!

Your wish is my command. I present to you the ASIC: A Software Interpreter in C++ Tadah!

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@Karlos

Think of all the operational costs you’ve saved.

Would you like a job?

@Bosanac

I'm galvanized and thus unemployable in the compiled language market with today's love of oxidative corrosion.

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@Karlos

I hear they use a lot of vaseline for their Fe203 sheriffs badges.