As I told. word-picking. even if VHDL is not a real "programminglanguage" for the user it behaves somewhat similiar. and that the 080 is bases on a reverseengineering. while when motorola did the 000,010 etc. they for sure did not start from scratch everytime. actually a potential bug could be moved from 68000 -> 68060 as it is a lot of "copy and paste" so all this emulation vs nonemulation is just picky with words. the end result when it comes to how the final product behaves is pretty much the same. emulator or fpga. as both still is based on a reverseengineering perspective than what motorola could do as they actually have the real data. and I guess if motorla did a open version of a FPGA 68k (any), not much would be the same as TG68 OR the 080.
And that is my very point of this, you can call it emulation, simulation, implementation
but it would still not be a exact copy of the real thing and in the end. it all narrows down to what you would get with a emulated product, close enough but not the real deal. simple. anyway. I agree. this is off topic. so. stepping out of this thread.