> The fact that the 65xx CPUs are limited in things like: > > - How many registers they have and their purposes > - How much memory they can address > - How many different opcodes can be implemented and what can they do IMO it is if you are complaining that a T-Ford is a..... T-Ford. > ,,,, it would translate to VHDL code .... There are already many free excellent VHDL codes at hand. What's the problem in expanding one with your wishes? But... > via a compiler I didn't know what you meant but the later posters talked about Java. You want to use Java, C or whatever to create a simulator and then compile the reult into VHDL? It has been a long time ago I worked with VHDL but IMHO it is a neat language. IMHO it almost looks like Pascal. And if you want to use simulators, there are many VHDL simulators available, just Google. Just my two cents... -- Kind regards / Met vriendelijke groet, Ruud Baltissen www.Baltissen.orgReceived on 2022-09-04 08:00:04
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