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 re-design of an old CPU from the 80's ? 

Last post Tue, Apr 19 2011 9:08 AM by e2020. 0 replies.
Started by e2020 19 Apr 2011 09:08 AM. Topic has 0 replies.
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    • e2020
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    re-design of an old CPU from the 80's ? Reply

    hello,

    I'm looking for a way to redesign an old cpu from the 80's.

    the integrated circuit design (of that old cpu) should be ported into compatible industry standard software so it can be edited, multiplied and fabricated.
    this is *not* a fpga project (but fpga could be used for prototyping) and will end in a physical fabricated end-user product.

    could you be interested in doing this?
    e2020
    e2020[-.at-]gmx.de
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