At  02:24 PM 3/3/2003, Gavin Scott wrote:
>Maybe OpenMPE would like to put together a web page with a migration
>terminology glossary that could seek to provide a common vocabulary for
>people working in the MPE world?

The distinction between "emulator" and "simulator" is (and will continue to
be) blurred and subjective. The primary difference I think we're trying to
make is between "e3000 emulation" and "MPE emulation" (or "simulation" if
you prefer). MPE is software. An e3000 is hardware (with integral firmware,
of course). BiTech, Denkart, et al have "MPE emulators". What HP has
proposed to license MPE would be an "e3000 emulator".

--
Jeff Woods
"Errors creep into everything, and the only way to expunge them is to have
any bit of work reviewed by a few others." -- Wirt Atmar, 10-27-2001
"The great thing about Open Source software is that you can have any color
screen of death that you want." -- Gavin Scott, 08-22-2000