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I meant one-operand division in a way that's not consistent with the rest of the architecture. I like stack machines and one-argument accumulator machines as long as they're consistent. If a computer uses two-operand instructions for addition, subtraction, and logical operations, a stack for floating point, arbitrarily designed one/two/three-operand multiplication, and one-operand division, it's an ugly piece of shit. Intel's souped up Datapoint 2200 clone does just that.