-
microprogrammed; the
control words are 108 bits wide on a
basic 360/85 and
wider if an
emulator feature is installed. The NCR 315 is
microprogrammed with...
- (September 1971).
Microprogrammed APL.
Fifth IEEE
Computer Conference Proceedings. p. 193. Zaks,
Rodnay (June 1972). A
Microprogrammed APL Implementation...
- on a 48-bit CISC
instruction set
architecture known as the
Internal Microprogrammed Interface (IMPI),
originally developed for the System/38. In 1991,...
- In 1951,
British scientist Maurice Wilkes developed the
concept of
microprogramming from the
realisation that the
central processing unit of a computer...
- and PDP–11/15 – 1970. The 11/20 sold for $11,800. The original, non-
microprogrammed processor was
designed by Jim O'Loughlin.
Floating point is supported...
-
Automatic Calculator (EDSAC). It was the
first computer to have a
microprogrammed control unit and a bit-slice
hardware architecture.
First calculations...
- (EDSAC), one of the
earliest stored-program computers, and who
invented microprogramming, a
method for
using stored-program
logic to
operate the
control unit...
- Hewlett-Packard's SPL, was
intimately ****ociated and
optimized with a
microprogrammed CISC
instruction set. Each TAL
statement could easily compile into...
-
Microdata 3200 The
original machine was a
Microdata 800, an 8-bit
microprogrammed computer first made in 1969. This
computer was
licensed to the French...
- for use in
military weapons systems. It is a general-purpose 16-bit
microprogrammed computer,
designed in 1976 by
Control Data
Corporation Aerospace Division...
