30 Jan
1998
30 Jan
'98
6:23 a.m.
<On the 1802: Did COSMAC VIP actually stand for something?
COSMAC VIP was a packaged game machine that could also run simple
programs using a very tiny interpreter (512 bytes) called CHIP-8.
I have the manuals for one along with other 1802 docs and a few 1802s.
Strange chip but made a fair stack machine.
Allison
30 Jan
30 Jan
6:34 a.m.
New subject: RCA 1802
I have a very old e-prom programmer that uses this CPU. I'm hanging
on to it as it's the only programmer I have that can handle 2708's!
Jeff
<On the 1802: Did COSMAC VIP actually stand for
something?
COSMAC VIP was a packaged game machine that could also run simple
programs using a very tiny interpreter (512 bytes) called CHIP-8.
I have the manuals for one along with other 1802 docs and a few 1802s.
Strange chip but made a fair stack machine.
Allison
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