<From: Phil Sutherland <philsuth(a)mycroft.DIALix.oz.au>
<I recently tracked down the articles on the EDUC-8 as the first step
<towards building one. My plan to put it in the corner of my office as an
<"executive toy". However, by the time I get round to it I suspect I'll
<be using it as an educational toy for my (currently 1 year old) son!
On the build it yourself tack I've considered building my own TTL pdp-8 but
every time I put the paper down I end up with 16 bits. The basic 16bit
design was PDP-8 with four more address bits.
Allison
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On Wed, 13 Aug 1997 21:00:52 -0400, Allison wrote:
%<From: Phil Sutherland <philsuth(a)mycroft.DIALix.oz.au>
%<I recently tracked down the articles on the EDUC-8 as the first step
%<towards building one. My plan to put it in the corner of my office
as an
%<"executive toy". However, by the time I get round to it I suspect
I'll
%<be using it as an educational toy for my (currently 1 year old) son!
%
%On the build it yourself tack I've considered building my own TTL
pdp-8 but
%every time I put the paper down I end up with 16 bits. The basic
16bit
%design was PDP-8 with four more address bits.
There is or was a prentice hall book on logic design that described
the design of a PDP-8 workalike. I bought the book and told myself
that one day, I'll build a PDP-8 with EPLDs. Like Allison, I ended up
with 16 bits and then other things got in the way...
The book is called top-down logic design or something like that.
Ben