Johnny_Physics
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VNZ said:The ARM ISA is very a clever one indeed, so it's no use to go by clock speed and say it's 386:ish. That said, the GBA hasn't much to put up against even those 10-15 year old stationary machines -- I believe the CPU delivers around 15 MIPS and there's no float unit.
1.1 MIPS per mhz to be more exact, so it clocks in at roughly 28 MIPS when running at 16.7mhz.
There's no float unit in it either, and it doesn't support exotic things such as 'division' in hardware.