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PostPosted: Mon Jun 05, 2023 5:38 pm 
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couldn't you simply use the CUPL program that WinCUPL relies on in DOSbox or similar DOS emulators?

EDIT: turns out you can't. it says that it only runs on Win32. i wonder if there might be an older version floating around that does run under DOS...
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sburrow wrote:
The second thing I'm picky about is using current-production parts, so yes the ATF150x chips are kind of my target for now.

Microchip does offer an up-to-date GAL (ATF22V10C, rated at 7.5ns). Naturally, the ATF150x series offers more logic, more I/O connections and buried nodes for rigging up flops, latches and state machines. It all depends on what you’re trying to achieve.

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