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Re: Freescale and QNX
Posted on 17-Oct-2013 11:05:32
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| I have had preferred news that Freescale had developed a mini-atx or even computer in a box or PLC powered with QorIQ series T, that is cpu equipped with ALTIVEC so could be a viable solution for a new Amiga motherboard...
Starting from their design motherboard then it will be easy to realize a computer for our Small Office, multimedia and daily use for us Amigans... But... Well, I think we must apprecciate even lesser advancements... 
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Re: Freescale and QNX
Posted on 17-Oct-2013 12:31:07
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Re: Freescale and QNX
Posted on 17-Oct-2013 17:22:14
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freescale has you covered with documentation and code samples here. enjoy.
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Re: Freescale and QNX
Posted on 20-Oct-2013 0:42:53
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| QNX Still alive?
Had this disk for a quick "workbench". Or was it another company. .. |
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Re: Freescale and QNX
Posted on 15-Nov-2013 9:43:33
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, it be really grate if there some beginner guides to assembler programing and ALTIVEC.