>From: Lord Isildur <isildur@guild.net>

>there at least _used_ to exist PDP8-on-a-chips out there. poking around in
>a (massively disorganized) accumulation of info i've gathered yielded a
>part number: IM6100. cursory scanning of a digi-key catalog doesnt turn
>one up, though- it might not be in production anymore.. 

The Intersil IM6100 is very ancient history at this point.  There was a nice
write-up of it in Byte in the 70s, might be worth looking up if you're
interested.  B.G. Micro had old IM6100s a few years ago but not for long.
Harris did an improved "6120" CPU which was used in the DECmate II and III,
also out of production though.

An 8/E emulation could be done on a PIC chip if you really want to have
hardware, or use a Scenix and the speed might even be pretty good...

John Wilson
D Bit