5 May
2007
5 May
'07
11:59 p.m.
On 5/5/07, Alexandre Souza <alexandre-listas at e-secure.com.br> wrote:
As far as I know, PDP11-44 is in FPGA. It runs Unix-V6. It is implemented by
a female graduate student.
As far as I know, No VAX is in FPGA.
vax, 9000
Arguing that you can program an FPGA to look like
anything you'd like
seems to me to be akin to saying that one can microprogram a 360/30
to have any old instruction set imaginable or program an emulator to
run on a DG Nova to emulate any instruction set that one cared for.
Nice question...any "big iron" implementation in FPGA? S/360? S/370?
PDP? VAX? Whatever?