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tained on an 8.4 • 8.4 mm 2 die. The circuit has been designed for an operating frequency of 30 MHz under worst-case conditions. Architectural features include 32-32-b general-purpose registers, 48 or 64-b virtual addressing, and multiprocessor capability, including semaphore instructions and suppor