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| + | XGC Technology offers a [[C]] and [[C++]] compiler and simulator for the F9450. The Compiler meets the requirements of the [[Wikipedia:European Space Agency|European Space Agency]] for 16-bit spacecraft applications<ref>[http://www.xgc.com/products/gcc-1750/gcc-1750.html GCC-1750]</ref><ref>[http://www.xgc.com/manuals/gcc-1750-gs/x469.html GCC 1750 Simulator Options]</ref> | ||
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The Fairchild F9450 is a high-performance 16-bit bipolar microprocessor developed by Fairchild in 1985. The F9450, which implements the MIL-STD-1750A standard, was designed for both commercial and military applications.
Overview
The Fairchild F9450 was one of the first chips to implement the MIL-STD-1750A specification. The chip features real-time processing abilities, two programmable timers, interrupt and fault handler support. The chip has built-in support for both single and extended (32 and 48-bit) floating point operations without the need for a co-processor extension as specified by the standard - unlike many other chips which implement the MIL-STD-1750A standard.
Support chips
| Model | Description |
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| F9451 | Memory Management Unit |
| F9451 | Block Protection Unit |
| F9452 | Block Protection Unit |
Simulation/Compilers
XGC Technology offers a C and C++ compiler and simulator for the F9450. The Compiler meets the requirements of the European Space Agency for 16-bit spacecraft applications[1][2]