pseudo-i18n

[Bill Hacker]

Toma¾ Bor¹tnar wrote:

Bill Hacker wrote:

RCA 1802.  Drop the clock to steady-state, then ramp-up as needed ;-)
Fairchild version still in use in F-15's AFAIK,  JOVIAL has a MIL-SPEC 
number.
...

ACK.     Built to MIL-T-FP41 specs, hopefully...
...

Hey Bill!

    Spare us non-americans who dont understand your codes :) Although my 
country is  part of  NATO and some of us try to have wider understanding 
of things, yet things are not always easy to understand when you are 
using so many codes :))))

Toma¾

p.s.
Not saying that you should stop this. Just provide more explanation with 
them so we can learn something new :)
MIL-T-FP41 = Make It Like The Fscking PRINT For Once!

The rest is a bit of silicon history ... an early 8-bit CMOS CPU that 
could be clocked all the way down to DC, i.e. static technology, 
inherently able to 'sleep' in any state w/o refresh.  Needless to say, 
also needed static RAM (or magnetic core...)  ;-)

Bill