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The "RTM" (Register Transfer Module) kits were literally "plug & play" systems fom which you could build just about anything; they were the electronics equivalent of Lego. The [WWW]original manual by Gordon Bell is online. Locally, we wrote a 'hardware compiler' and simulator system called Arthur which allowed a textual description to be entered and tested. The language of Arthur was remarkably similar to Skimp. I think Arthur was written by Lesley Marshall and Peter Robertson while they were undergrads; we have located the sources - I'll put them online when I get a chance.

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