The point made as what does a PC emulator of the Atari computer have to do with 8052? is a good one.

However, the mean spirited attack on the 68000 has cut me to the quick however, i will some how survive this wound.

Being fond of the old 68000 model (which to me looked like a PDP-11 on a chip) it's an easy chip to defend.

So let's make it relevent to '51 technology.

Wish the the 8052 model, could do math on registers other than the accum, wouldn't a user/supervisor mode make things nice, 24 to 32 bits of stack wouldn't hurt. Folks who interface to LCD's could finally understand that damn E strobe. Indirect addressing of individual bits would be nice (68000 doesn't do this but since we are in wish mode).

Aha, the answer is clear the 8051000.

i wish indirect addressing modes model allowed indirect addressing of bits

regards,
p