11 Jun
1998
11 Jun
'98
7:35 a.m.
Bit slice processors are designed so that they can be ganged together with
suitable interconnection, making an 8 bit ALU out of 2 - 4 bit units, etc.
Generally good for accumulators etc with more complex instruction decoding
outboard.
My 2 cents...
Kevin
At 02:39 PM 11/06/98 -0400, you wrote:
Hej allesammen;
What's a 'bit slice'? Are they served with a twist of lemon?
I suppose a better way of asking that is how is a 'bit sliced' processor
or ALU differentiated from a 'normal' one?
ok
r.