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From: nickroberts@ukf.net (Nick Roberts)
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Subject: Re: Ada's Slide To Oblivion ...
Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2002 21:45:04 GMT
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Ian has corrected me in that both the 8086/8 and 68000 did indeed have such
control signals. Later members of both families (I presume) dropped them as
they acquired more sophisticated memory management capabilities.

-- 
Nick Roberts