[cctalk] Re: SCAMP at 61 (IBM Scientific Computer And Modular Processor) was Re: SCAMP at 50 (IBM 5100)

I note that "SCAMP" has be (re) used several times in the bit-bashing biz. The NS SC/MP (INS8060) MPU was regularly called "Scamp". Unisys also had a multi-chip module for their "A" series mainframes called "Scamp": http://www.retrocomputingtasmania.com/home/projects/unisysaseries Finally, there's a recent entry of a homebrew 16-bit CPU called "Scamp": https://github.com/jes/scamp-cpu ...and then there's the German Shepherd crossbred dog that lives across the road, also known as "Scamp". It's getting hard to keep my Scamps straight.