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Microprogrammable Computer Architectures (Computer Design & Architecture Series)
Microprogrammable Computer Architectures (Computer Design & Architecture Series)
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Preface
This book provides an introduction to the architecture of microprogrammable
computers. The term microprogrammab/e as used
herein implies machines with writable control store (or otherwise
supported for microprogramming by the user) and intended for
general purpose microprogramming. This is in contrast to microprogrammed
machines employing read-only memories that have been
designed only to implement a particular machine language and architecture
and are not intended for further microprogramming.
The first chapter provides an historical overview of microprogramming
tracing the evolution of the microprogrammable computer.
Chapters 2 and 3 develop a comprehensive framework and descriptive
parameters for the analysis of microprogrammablc computer
architectures. The emphasis is on identifying and analyzing those
architectural features that provide flexibility and thus enhance the
general purpose capabilities of microprogrammable processors.
Special attention is also paid to features that have utility in emulation.
The remainder of the book is devoted to case studies of micro programmable
machine architectures. Four chapters (4 through 7) provide
relatively detailed descriptions of particular machines with significantly
different architectural concepts (Microdata 3200,
Interdata 8/32, Burroughs B1700, and Nanodata QM-I); while in no
way exhaustive, these descriptions do cover the salient and most
significant features of primary interest from an architectural viewpoint.
The final chapter provides brief overview descriptions of an
additional six machines (Control Data 5600, Digital Scientific META
4, HP 2100/2IMX, Varian 73, Intel 3000, and Western Digital MCP
1600) chosen to round out the variety of architectures presented and
in recognition of their popularity or potential. The Intel 3000 and
the Western Digital MCP 1600, in particular, are included as representatives
of the new breed of microprogrammable microprocessors.
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