by Jan Vorbruegg » Fri, 19 Feb 1993 17:58:18
Thnaks for any info, Jan
The T9000 is looking pretty good as well. The chips coming from Crolles at
the moment are yielding well. As
far as we can tell they run any code we throw at them at up to 25MHz. If
the internal ram / cache is disabled the programs will run at up to 40MHz,
although the actual code runs slower because of the lack of cache.
I was emailed this information on 25 March.
As a sponsored student I am due to return to Bristol to continue the search
for bugs through the summer and measure the power requirements with a view
to speeding it up. Since 200 bugs have already been identified and fixed i hope
that i wont find too many more!
cheers
Jim Spender
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