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Typically such
macros expand into
executable code, e.g., for the EXIT
macroinstruction, a list of
define constant instructions, e.g., for the DCB macro—DTF...
- image. This, in turn,
related to the
computer science concept of a
macroinstruction; "a rule or
pattern that
specifies how a
certain input sequence (often...
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syntax in the 1960s. A
macro ****embler is an ****embler that
includes a
macroinstruction facility so that (parameterized) ****embly
language text can be represented...
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macroinstruction. The PTA was
designed specifically to
eliminate most of the
overhead of
macroinstruction translation.
Essentially a
macroinstruction...
- from the Gr**** λίπος (lipos) 'fat' and the
Latin suctio 'sucking'
Macroinstruction – from the Gr**** μακρος (makros) 'long' and the
Latin instructio Mattergy...
- in the background. The CSP also
executed the
optional Scientific Macroinstructions,
which were a set of
emulated floating point operations used by the...
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decoded micro-operations in a micro-operation cache, so that if the same
macroinstruction is
executed again, the
processor can
directly access the
decoded micro-operations...
- capital)
Apple Macintosh McIntosh apple (or mack)
mackintosh macro macroinstruction mag
magazine magnet magnification magnesium alloy wheels magnum Man...
- one-byte
macroinstructions and
complex decoder circuitry,
Mazor developed a 20-byte long
interpreter that
executed the same
macroinstructions.
Shima suggested...
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Phase 3 was
broken into the
following sections:
Microinstructions Macroinstructions Processor/Emulator
Memory Input/Output
Graded Troubleshooting (Mids)-...
