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WikiChip:frequently asked questions
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WikiChip FAQ
This page is work in progress.
How do I get started?
See WikiChip:welcome.
Why document obsolete chips?
While they may be obsolete as far as real-world application is concerned. They are still a subject of great research and interest among researchers and hobbyists alike. The decisions engineers made back in those early days of microprocessors and microcontrollers have had direct impact on how we design and think about things today. Likewise many of the ISAs we use everyday (such as x86) can trace their roots to those early chips.