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1 | # $NetBSD: README.models,v 1.6 2020/08/15 05:41:57 mrg Exp $ | | 1 | # $NetBSD: README.models,v 1.7 2021/05/28 00:18:27 simonb Exp $ |
2 | | | 2 | |
3 | MIPS models and architecture levels | | 3 | MIPS models and architecture levels |
4 | ----------------------------------- | | 4 | ----------------------------------- |
5 | | | 5 | |
6 | Since this is a complex and confusing topic and there's a shortage of | | 6 | Since this is a complex and confusing topic and there's a shortage of |
7 | information (especially, a shortage of reliable information), I'm | | 7 | information (especially, a shortage of reliable information), I'm |
8 | creating this document as a reference for people doing MIPS stuff on | | 8 | creating this document as a reference for people doing MIPS stuff on |
9 | NetBSD (and elsewhere). | | 9 | NetBSD (and elsewhere). |
10 | | | 10 | |
11 | Citations appear in []. With luck all important facts have citations. | | 11 | Citations appear in []. With luck all important facts have citations. |
12 | | | 12 | |
13 | | | 13 | |
14 | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | 14 | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| @@ -41,27 +41,27 @@ of earlier revisions, although some exce | | | @@ -41,27 +41,27 @@ of earlier revisions, although some exce |
41 | For vintage MIPS these are the standard models as of fall 1996 [idt96 | | 41 | For vintage MIPS these are the standard models as of fall 1996 [idt96 |
42 | A-198] and the corresponding architecture levels. (There were many | | 42 | A-198] and the corresponding architecture levels. (There were many |
43 | additional models put out by licensees or by the MIPS company itself, | | 43 | additional models put out by licensees or by the MIPS company itself, |
44 | which have model numbers with fewer zeros.) | | 44 | which have model numbers with fewer zeros.) |
45 | | | 45 | |
46 | R2000 MIPS-I (32-bit) [idt96 1-5] | | 46 | R2000 MIPS-I (32-bit) [idt96 1-5] |
47 | R3000 MIPS-I (32-bit) [idt96 1-5] | | 47 | R3000 MIPS-I (32-bit) [idt96 1-5] |
48 | R4000 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] | | 48 | R4000 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] |
49 | R4200 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] | | 49 | R4200 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] |
50 | R4300 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] | | 50 | R4300 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] |
51 | R4400 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] | | 51 | R4400 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] |
52 | R4600 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] | | 52 | R4600 MIPS-III (64-bit) [idt96 A-197] |
53 | R5000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) [idt96 1-5] | | 53 | R5000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) [idt96 1-5] |
54 | R6000 MIPS-II ?? | | 54 | R6000 MIPS-II (32-bit) with 64-bit FPU regs |
55 | R8000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) [idt96 1-5] | | 55 | R8000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) [idt96 1-5] |
56 | R10000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) [idt96 1-5] | | 56 | R10000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) [idt96 1-5] |
57 | R1x000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) | | 57 | R1x000 MIPS-IV (64-bit) |
58 | | | 58 | |
59 | For later models than this I currently have no information. | | 59 | For later models than this I currently have no information. |
60 | | | 60 | |
61 | | | 61 | |
62 | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | 62 | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
63 | 3. CPU models present in various systems. | | 63 | 3. CPU models present in various systems. |
64 | | | 64 | |
65 | These are the CPU models found in various systems NetBSD does and | | 65 | These are the CPU models found in various systems NetBSD does and |
66 | doesn't support. This table also notes endianness; MIPS chips are | | 66 | doesn't support. This table also notes endianness; MIPS chips are |
67 | bi-endian but are wired up one way or the other on motherboards. | | 67 | bi-endian but are wired up one way or the other on motherboards. |