with this,it took a while for me to remember there is no
call on zero,jump on zero (the flag-not register a and not just
a relative jump either),to have this stupid "harvard" archetecture
(separate code and data space) and the like.from a technical
standpoint,it is unargueable that the more versatile the more
applications and ease of design into these applications can be
realised.on controller vs: processor---cut the legs off a frog,
you still have a frog..without the internal ports what do you
have?...add internal ports to z80 what do you have?it is all
the same--if zilog (or any other for that matter) comes out
with a "data aqu. on a chip" as adi with somthn' better than
8052--it would be stupid for me to not consider..

reg-jack

ps: if you note on adi's web site,there is a mention of future
product (of similar order) with "greater processor power"---hmm....this at least admits the deficiency in current design,as well as the demand.

for better.