Re: interfacing Euphoria to the 'real' world

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@Kat
This bit of hardware may interest you, as it has the protocols you mentioned:
PIC32MX795 processor - 80MHz, 512K Flash, 128K RAM, MIPS based CPU core (free development tools from Microchip)
You can get it for $40 on a ubw32 stick that has 73 I/o pins in standard pitch, and USB connector.

Now, imagine if we could port the Commodore ROM to this chip... opcodes won't be 1:1 of course, but even at 2:1 80MHz would be faster than the upgraded 6510 chip, and you can use the 32 bit registers when needed.
(OT) I have 2 of these ubw32's , my intent is to program and fit them into a small handheld device and "beat the wheel" at the roulette casinos. My PC based Euphoria program works already but its still work and the casino could wise up anytime and warn me off if I don't keep a low profile.

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