11_cpu_budget.py takes --machine. Clocks confirmed from MAME 0.277
x68k.cpp:1133/1194/1200, not recalled: x68000 AND x68ksupr are both
40_MHz_XTAL/4 = 10 MHz; only the XVI is faster at 33.33_MHz_XTAL/2.
sasi scsi
stock 10MHz 31% miss 42% miss
XVI 16.7MHz 0% miss 0% miss
sasi is the cheaper profile but it does not fit either at 10 MHz. The XVI
column is headroom, not a target: the profiles are an I/O-bandwidth axis and
say nothing about CPU, and the locked target CPU is a stock 10 MHz 68000 for
both of them. So both profiles have to fit the same 833,333-cycle budget, and
the cycle ceiling has to be enforced in the encoder regardless of which one
ships.
Model comparisons are now gated to the clock and framerate they were stated
at: quoting 24.5's 76.6% or the stock-machine 68000 timings against an XVI
budget compares a model to a measurement of a different machine.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01194oWYW8DQXK1SZ2DnChW6
prosolis
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