5 Oct
1998
5 Oct
'98
12:30 p.m.
On 5 Oct 1998, Eric Smith wrote:
Sam wrote:
It is a microprocessor, just not "single-chip", as you'll notice I
specified once you re-read my message above.
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Anyway, the F14 CADC SLF chip can be classified
as a single-chip
microprocessor. I say "can" because you've get a different definition of
microprocessor depending on whom you ask.
OK, let us know the definition, so that we can decide whether the LSI-11
chip set also qualifies as a microprocessor. Then we can settle the trivia
question regarding which microprocessor-based Unix system came first.