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If you put the time in you could have a version of your code that can work on 68000 or 020. All you need to do is check and modify your code at runtime. Some people can't upgrade to 020, I do have an a1200, but it needs more memory, more disk space and a new monitor (my current monitor doesn't work on it). I have a 28mhz 68000 in my a500, this should be able to keep up with a 14mhz 020. Bitfield operations can be done with tables, long division can be a pain though. Exactly what programs do you write? Phill