20 Oct
1997
20 Oct
'97
5:07 a.m.
Due to massive amounts of caffeine & sleep
deprivation, PG Manney said:
Not. Autocad is
processor heavy program and better unload that FP to
that coprocessor result in even powerful system when using the
suitable s/w like autocad.
Whatever the coprocessor for the 386 SX was, does
anyone have one?
I heard that (at one time) there was a software emulator for a
coprocessor...anyone ever heard of it?
Yup, and yup.
1) I have a couple co-processors -- make me an offer.
2) I saw several emulators, but the only one I found that actually worked
well, the file was called "FRANKE87" and was German in origin. It actually
fooled AutoCad 10 into believing there was a co-processor chip on my 386SX
and actually did speed up FP instructions (measured with CheckIt).
I may have a copy of it somewhere, but that's no guarantee, as my 386 has
been sold for a coupla years now, and my P150+ doesn't need it. ;-)
HTH,
"Merch"
--
Roger Merchberger | Why does Hershey's put nutritional
Programmer, NorthernWay | information on their candy bar wrappers
zmerch(a)northernway.net | when there's no nutritional value within?
Oh, that reminds me, what is your speed rating on these chips?
I have another system that cantake one as well if the cost is cheap
and the area is US or Canada.
Take care.
Jason D.