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Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 17:41:43 -0500
From: Adam Schrotenboer <ajschrotenboer@lycosmail.com>
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Subject: [OT] Sane Architectures
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Are there any architectures that are simple (sane) to implement sftw on? 
The i386 is plagued by it's 16-bit (arguably its 8 or even 4 bit) past. 
The HP-PARISC has its brokenness, PPC isn't that great either from what 
I've heard. And the list goes on.

Now I will I admit that I am likely wrong, and can expect some flamage 
for this. This is intended as a curiousity about something decent.

This can include architectures like the IA64 & the upcoming x86-64. Just 
looking for something with lots of GPR's, sane MM support, etc.

Takers

(Borrowing asbestos suit from my uncle)

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