MiniMig with AGA

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loooooooooooooool

Go on, I'll show you round Maida Vale Islamic Centre if you do.

Kind offer, though I expect I'd get about as much out of the visit as you would from one of Dawkins more boring lectures... :lol:

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Oh it's a beautiful building Matt, Grade A listed.

Much nicer than Finsbury or Regents Park I might add too and no one will try to kill you for being a "filthy infidel" either! :lol:

Only Finsbury park mosque is horrible, mind... But the whole area is a horrible place.

I love Dawkins lectures, or should I say I like rebutting his points.

I think he'd actually like that!

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North London is mostly a horrible place mate!

The most "horrible" thing you'd probably find at our place is the sight of 3,000 or more grown men sobbing like babies! :lol:

That's why I live in West london

I should hope so too, he wouldn't be much of an academic if he didn't.

Indeed, and I would lose all respect for him.

Anyway... back on topic, I am also thinking about the Replay board now... I'm really not keen on VHDL, but FPGAs are starting to make my development gland itch!

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It'd be nice to have a cycle exact version to fall back on, but I wouldn't worry too much otherwise - anything using loops for timing would fail on any number of Amiga models and with most accelerators too, and presumably wouldn't take advantage of the extra performance anyway. If it's easy enough to fall back on a plain 68000 version for particularly badly coded stuff but use a nicely optimized one for workbench etc. that'd be ideal.

A good question is if one of the unused SR flags could be used to toggle cycle exact mode at runtime... I'm not sure if that would require separate logic paths though? Anyway the flag could be clear for cycle exact mode and set for single/reduced cycle mode.

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What exactly needs licensing? The connector itself on your board, or the protocol it uses? Couldn't you use a connector, and only allow its use with DVI connector (DVI protocol) and leave out anything HDMI specific? Or is anything using the HDMI connector using enough of the HDMI protocol etc. to get hit by licensing?

I thought you only need a licence if you advertise that it supports HDMI and/or use the official logo?