... generally called a simulator while the term emulator is typically used for a hardware debugger for software, mostly JTAG these days. I am pretty sure you are describing a simulator. I would be interested in using an emulator for analyzing an instruction set, but that also requires a tool package to generate the machine code in addition to the simulator. My CPU design is simple enough ...

...> only combinations. The instructions if made simpler cease to be turing complete. Also if you are writing dense threaded code then the call instruction is most critical, and sorted. I would be interested to know if there are any other 16 op instruction sets that are no-indirection or single indirection (1 cycle fetch + 1 cycle execute), which have under 8 full width registers, ...

... now, only combinations. The instructions if made simpler cease to be turing complete. Also if you are writing dense threaded code then the call instruction is most critical, and sorted. I would be interested to know if there are any other 16 op instruction sets that are no-indirection or single indirection (1 cycle fetch + 1 cycle execute), which have under 8 full width registers, and a ...

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..." <bsamms@westnet.com.au> wrote: I agree, they were excellent in Australian service and very popular with passengers. I always liked flying on them. The B717 had some interesting problems in early ops here though, with uncommanded engine shutdowns and glass cockpit failures. Hopefully these are behind them now. The DC9 had extendable stairs front and back if my memory ...

... "BernieFlyer" <bsamms@westnet.com.au> wrote: I agree, they were excellent in Australian service and very popular with passengers. I always liked flying on them. The B717 had some interesting problems in early ops here though, with uncommanded engine shutdowns and glass cockpit failures. Hopefully these are behind them now. The DC9 had extendable stairs front and back if my memory...

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