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IACK
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IACKInterrupt Acknowledge
IACKInkomensafhankelijke Combinatiekorting (Dutch tax subsidising daycare for working parents)
IACKInternational Alliance of Catholic Knights


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Another analyzer support tool, the HP inverse assembler, translates a captured trace into numbers of bus cycles and other MPC555 mnemonics, such as memory read/write, interrupt acknowledge or input/output (I/O) read/writes.
HP Revs Up Automotive Market With Tools to Debug Motorola MPC555 ... by Business Wire
HP also says that it plans to introduce an inverse assembler later this year, which will translate a trace captured on a logic analyzer into numbers of bus cycles captured and other PowerQUICC II mnemonics, such as memory read/write, interrupt acknowledge or input/output (I/O) read/write.
New HP Emulation Probe and Module Support Motorola's PowerQUICC II ... by Business Wire
These cycles can be Memory, Interrupt Acknowledge, Special, I/O, or Configuration cycles.
New core logic products from Galileo Technology set new standards for ... by Business Wire
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