On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:49:29 +0200, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
>me neither... Although it's probably infinitely easier to program than
>using I/O, I don't see how it can provide the huge speed-up that's being
>suggested. Besides greater speed for 3D and video, that are totally
>unimportant to most games.
After this, you just don't need to say nothing. Make a 7Mhz CIEL
with Z80 being MOST THAN TWICE faster than TurboR on Screen Renderer
(as a emulator programmer, you should know this is one of the MOST
time consuming parts of emulation!) is not a BOOST of speed? So
what is it?
and It'll be a LOT more different on Z180 / Z380 computers.
But there is no reason to comment this. I think there are more
than technical questions involved here.
Stay with Z380 and GFX9k.
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