At 10:47 PM 12/8/94 -0500, Niklas Hallqvist wrote:
>Well, there are ways to cheat, I think Appollo had a design with two
>68000's one instruction out of sync with each other.  When the first
>trapped on an illegal memory access the MM hardware brought in the
>page and then the processors roles were switched so that the untrapped
>processor could continue the process.  Neat no?  The 68010 could
>restart instructions.  That was one of the reasons it existed.

Yeah, I forgot that the 10 was suppose to do the right thing, and
thanks for reminding me about that apollo 'wundersystem'...

John Clark
clark@synergy.encinitas.ca.us