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Extension of the MC68000 architecture to include Standard Floating-point arithmetic
The synthetic aspect of designing a computer architecture is particularly evident when the design is highly constrained from two independent directions. Floating-point extensions of the MC68000 architecture incorporate the IEEE Proposed Floating-point Standard into the existing MC68000 architecture.