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Offline Fransexy_

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Re: ColdFusion CF4000 prototype Arrives!
« on: July 11, 2006, 10:44:21 PM »
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Coldfire is not 68k CPU.


From freescale webpage:

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With its architectural relationship to the 68K Family, customers using 68K products should consider a standard ColdFire product as their next solution.  Because the ColdFire processor instruction set is a subset of the 68K Family instruction set, existing 68K customers find that designing with ColdFire microprocessors is a smooth transition.


Sounds to me like a evolution of 68k CPU  :-D

And about compatibility, again from freescale webpage:
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You can find tools such as an automated 68K-to-ColdFire processor converter and an emulation library available


So, i think that you only need a library for compatibility not much more different of 040 and 060 accelerators in which you need a 68040.library to work
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Re: ColdFusion CF4000 prototype Arrives!
« Reply #1 on: July 11, 2006, 10:51:01 PM »
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So, i think that you only need a library for compatibility not much more different of 040 and 060 accelerators in which you need a 68040.library to work


And not much more different of the 64 bit risc AMD chips emulating x86 cisc instructions
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