Comment on 8085 Microprocessor Reference Card for ProgrammersComments−snorkel15yI'll file this under "Things I Needed 20 Years Ago" but thanks.−mdaniel15yI don't get the impression this was posted for its "hotness," but rather for its nostalgia. Well, partially nostalgia and some HN readers may have never seen an 8086 before in their lives; so in that way, it's a history lesson, too.−wglb15y8085 is an 8-bit machine; the 8086 is a 16-bit machine.
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I'll file this under "Things I Needed 20 Years Ago" but thanks.
I don't get the impression this was posted for its "hotness," but rather for its nostalgia. Well, partially nostalgia and some HN readers may have never seen an 8086 before in their lives; so in that way, it's a history lesson, too.
8085 is an 8-bit machine; the 8086 is a 16-bit machine.