Template:12bitoctal-bitout: Difference between revisions
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m 12-bit machines usually numbered bits in the other direction |
Argh; that line is apparently excess verbiage |
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Revision as of 17:56, 29 November 2022
This template is here for "bit-outs" of I/O registers, etc, in this case, 12-bit ones, in octal.
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