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Q: Will the Coldfire be backwards compatible so it can run legacy MIDI applications such as Notator, Cubase, and Logic?

A: The Coldfire itself is not 100% compatible. Its instruction set is a subset of the 68k instructions. So far during tests, TOS and MiNT are running very well. Adjustments are therefore possible with little effort. For programs which are using instructions no longer available on the ColdFire, there will be a compatibility layer. This layer will be used for non-existing instructions while the operating system runs naively on the Coldfire at the same time. Additionally, Fredi Aschwanden (the Creator of the Hades, Medusa Computers), has some foxy ideas - remember, he patched TOS for the Hades as binaries (th us without the source code) via branch tables so that it worked on 040 and 060 equipped machines! Both Wolfgang Förster and Fredi Aschwanden expect that the ACP board will be more compatible than the Hades.

Regarding the really old and unsupported applications - that really poses a challenge. Cubase and Logic, for example, will definitely be a precondition for wide acceptance of the ACP hardware. Hence these programs have a high priority for us.

What the hardware makes available is the possibility that there could be completely different configurations. For example, we could put a complete ST with 8MHz inside the FPGA, which would then run alongside the Coldfire. The 68000 is already at our disposal as open source from the Suska board. Wouldn't it be an interesting possibly, running a sampler at the same time as Cubase on the same board? Basically, it'd be like running Cubase on a complete ST inside the FPGA and the sampler inside the faster GEM computer on the Coldfire processor together at the same time on the same board (in theory).

Tutaj znajdziecie wypowiedź Mathiasa Wittau (koordynator projektu Atari Firebee)  o FireBee i Cubase:
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