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Does the macintosh have any memory management hardware?
ie.hardware for multitasking et al. multiprocessing stuff.
If not, is there any way, under program control, to interrupt
the processor?

-Nick Flor

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[Aren't you hungry...?]
	It is my understanding that no memory management hardware exists in the
Mac as distributed, but it occurs to me that there may be a 68010 pin for
pin replacement for the processor which might be made to do the trick....

Just a thought, I haven't tried it.

Bout time somebody started net.micro.mac.

Jon Shapiro