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Subject: Re: Replacing the Console driver
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> I haven't checked more recent versions, but I think recent mess (uses same cpu cores
> as mame) supports early macs, so there may be an implementation example there?..

Early macintosh doesn't have an MMU as standard, The MacII had an optional
MMU (for running A/UX) and it became standard on the later Mac systems.

Alan

From mboxrd@z Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
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> I haven't checked more recent versions, but I think recent mess (uses same cpu cores
> as mame) supports early macs, so there may be an implementation example there?..

Early macintosh doesn't have an MMU as standard, The MacII had an optional
MMU (for running A/UX) and it became standard on the later Mac systems.

Alan