add undumped note to seibuspi.cpp #12769
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Guru's blog post from the 5th Sept 2024 talks about an undumped PAL16L8 marked 'MCTL01' on the first version of Seibu SPI hardware, so I added a note. https://gurudumps.otenko.com/
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You’re saying a PAL16L8 is undumped while editing a comment about a GAL16V8D… |
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There's a bunch of PALs/GALs on SPI, as listed in my board doc. The one in my blog is only one of them. Adding a note for just one of them is stupid as they are all undumped. There's literally tens of thousands of undumped PALs/GALs/CPLDs spread across 50000+ boards and almost all of them are undumped and those that are dumped are mostly not in MAME. Should we now add a comment to all of those to say they are 'undumped as of 2024' ? |
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Guru's blog post from the 5th Sept 2024 talks about an undumped PAL16L8 marked 'MCTL01' on the first version of Seibu SPI hardware, so I added a note.
https://gurudumps.otenko.com/