Controlled inverter

[xue]

Is there some kind of obscure IC that can be used as quad or even better octal controlled inverter?
i need something like in this, but not quad xor, im running out of place on PCB



Any help would be much appreciated, thanks.

[xue]

I know there is 7487 but it aint much help

[Martian Tech]

GAL16V8?

[Terry Bites]

Who can blow the fuses these days? DIY http://www.bhabbott.net.nz/atfblast.html could work but the GAL has been discontinued.
I thought of using an inverting and non inverting tristate buffer. Thats going to be bulky though.

Redesign?

[xue]

It was supposed to be simple '8 bit shift register -> xor-s with ne555 for lcd drive -> 7 segment LCD' thing.
With cmos it takes absurdly low amount of power.  I just cant fit it all on desirable PCB size eh. Ill think about it more.

[Benta]

If that's the application, just use a CD4543/MC14543 LCD driver. Much easier.
If you need a DP, a single-gate XOR can fix that.

[Martian Tech]

... but the GAL has been discontinued.

Still available from Atmel (Microchip) as ATF16V8.  The TL866II can program them

Unfortunately, the XORs are on the inputs to the FFs in Registered mode, so probably wouldn't work as a 1-chip solution for xue's application (if I understand his latest description properly)...

Oh no, on further review it appears that the XORs cannot be driven from an input, but are just used to set an output to active high or low.