Where do we go? Well, it's all possible in theory but the issue is going to be the large amount of work involved to rework the SuperCPU for more easily available parts or put together a clone is significant and probably wouldn't "pay out" at the end; the interested potential users are a subset of an already small group so anyone taking this on as a commercial venture doesn't have a market (and, if they're selling a complete solution, would either have to deal with the issue of licensing the SuperCPU ROM code or clearing use of the stand-in that VICE offers) and the people who do it for the joy of developing simply don't seem interested right now, presumably because there's almost nothing to take advantage of their hard work.motrucker wrote:So, where do we go from here? Can someone get the rights, and make the scpu again? Can some one make a clone?
More software would possibly be an encouragement for the hardware folks to put the hours in, but very few of the SuperCPU's fans seem to be programmers... so have you considered learning 65816? =-)