I think at that point, it was still only 33MHz (he now has it running up to 50MHz), it sounds like he's also got a slightly more mature software toolchain now. Oh, and he's added a link to a DOS-compatible Cray simulator, for anyone who wants to play along at home without getting involved with the hardware side.
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[ 2.0 ms ] story [ 9.7 ms ] threadI think at that point, it was still only 33MHz (he now has it running up to 50MHz), it sounds like he's also got a slightly more mature software toolchain now. Oh, and he's added a link to a DOS-compatible Cray simulator, for anyone who wants to play along at home without getting involved with the hardware side.