Ahh, that's very interesting, it's not very practical for use as RAM (I need the speed and you'd need to cycle this entire thing for identification) and because you'd have to have some way of detecting which bit of the loop you're on so you'd end up wasting a lot of storage on identification. It's interesting because it has 48 bytes on each of the loops and there are thirty loops. I'd need five loops for identification (2^6 = 64), but then I'd be left with 24 bits on each row for data storage which is pretty snazzy I guess. There's no *real* way to edit the data though so only really good for static data. It's also quite nice having the address right next to the data.
Edit: Actually, they said it could be a maximum of 30 long but no doubt there's a way around that so maybe I can find I way to get 64 bits on each row.
What I really meant to say:
Thanks for the link, I'll see if I can find a use for that tomorrow ;P







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