Well, have to admit, I had missed a lot of minor design issues, but now that we've gone through the complete checklist and have finished our first professional review cycle, I can confidently say we're very near getting our first boards made. I even managed to shrink the board a little bit so that it fits precisely into a 64 DIP socket with zero overhang! A quick run down of all the major bits:

I have to admit, I was getting close to full burnout, but the Yuletide break has managed to give me a little more energy than I had before and I've had a pretty productive couple of weeks.

Well, 2020 has just flown by. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying good riddance. It's the year that broke the world and I sure hope that when we start rebuilding, that we don't make all the same mistakes.

So I've had a few people ask why PJIT and not leverage something else like Emu68. Is there really room in the fairly small market for two 68000 to ARM JIT engines for the Amiga? Well, of course I think so and here's why.

Alright, looks like I'm all set up! Welcome to my new blog! I'll update this weekly at a minimum focussing on the progress of my various projects including PJIT and the Buffy Acellerator. What is PJIT and Buffy you may ask? Glad you asked.