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Flip-flopping the bits.

Don't let the name fool you.

Starting with basic mathematics.

Flaunt your barrel shifter if you've got it.

It's a load-store architecture, but with rather fancy loads and stores.

Squeezing into a 16-bit instruction size.

Moving into the present.

Well, it depends on what you consider to be right-side up.

Because sub-byte memory access is really annoying.

Usually there was no choice, but sometimes there was.