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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 1. Introduction.- The History of Microprocessors.- Advanced Microprocessors.- Terminology.- Von Neumann Architecture vis-a-vis Harvard Architecture.- Parallel versus Multiprocessor.- Multiprogramming.- Topology.- Orthogonality.- Granularity.- Summary.- Notes.- 2. Advanced Computer Concepts.- General Comments.- Data and Data Types.- Boolean.- Integer.- Ordinal.- Real Operands.- Literal.- Pixels.- Arrays and Records.- Semantic Gap.- Instruction Sets.- Addressing Modes.- Register Direct Modes.- Memory Address Modes.- Special Address Modes.- Program Control Modes.- Inherent Mode.- Pipelining.- General Description.- Reduction of Pipeline Latency.- Depth.- Memory Management.- General Design Considerations.- Segmentation.- Paging.- Cache Memory.- Virtual Memory.- Summary.- Notes.- 3. Reduced-Instruction-Set, Writable-Instruction-Set, and Very-Long-Instruction-Word Computers.- Reduced-Instruction-Set Computer (RISC).- Philosophy.- Evolution.- Characteristics.- Implementation in the Berkeley RISC.- Pipelining Caveats.- Motorola 88100.- The AMD Processors.- The MIPS Processor.- Hewlett-Packard SPECTRUM.- ACORN ARM (VL86C010).- Integraph Clipper.- Gallium Arsenide RISC Processor.- Writable-Instruction-Set Computer (WISC).- Very-Long-Instruction-Word Computer (VLIW).- Philosophy.- Intel i860.- Summary.- Notes.- 4. Data-Flow Computers.- Concept Behind Data Flow.- Examples of Data-Flow Computers.- Static Data-Flow Computers.- Dynamic Data-Flow Computers.- The NEC PD7281 Data-Flow Microprocessor.- Summary.- Notes.- 5. Case Study: The AM29000.- Internal Organization.- Pipeline Structure.- Registers.- Instruction Fetch Unit.- Branch Target Cache.- Program Counter Unit.- Execution Unit.- Register File.- Address Unit.- Arithmetic-Logic Unit.- Memory-Management Unit.- Development Tools.- Hardware.- Software.- Summary.- 6. Case Study: The Inmos Transputer.- Hardware Description of Transputer.- Language.- Primitive Processes and Constructs.- Compiler.- Hierarchical Decomposition.- Alternative Construct.- Parallel Construct.- Arrays.- Replicator.- Time.- Types and Data Structures.- Compile-Time Allocation.- Program Development.- Configuration.- Programs.- Output Guards.- Summary.- Notes.- 7. Microprocessors for Signal and Image Processing.- Texas Instruments' TMS320 Family.- TMS32010 and TMS320C10 Digital Signal Processors.- TMS32011 Digital Signal Processor.- TMS32010-25 Digital Signal Processor.- TMS32020 and TMS320C25 Digital Signal Processors.- WE DSP32 (AT&T) Digital Signal Processor.- Data Arithmetic Unit.- Control Arithmetic Unit.- Memory.- Serial and Parallel Input-Output.- Inmos A100 Digital Signal Processor.- IMS A100 Cascadable Signal Processor.- IMS A110 Image and Signal Processing Subsystem.- Texas Instruments' TMS34010 Graphics Processor.- Summary.- 8. Microprocessors and Multiprocessing.- General.- Topologies.- Link-Oriented Networks.- Bus-Oriented Topologies.- Case Study of Multiprocessing with the Transputer.- Summary.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -The Motorola MC68000 family of microprocessors is undoubtedly a revolu tionary set of devices. The MC68000 is the first advanced 16-bit microprocessor with a 32-bit internal architecture and the first with 16-megabyte, nonsegment ed, direct memory addressing. The processor's six basic addressing modes are equivalent to 14, when one considers all of the variations among these modes. Combined with the device's data and instruction types, the modes provide more than 1000 useful instructions. The book you are about to study has been developed as an aid to the hard ware designer and as a supplement to the Motorola seminars on the 68000 microprocessor. The text includes a detailed description of the MC68000 and two complete systems that show how this processor can be interfaced to the outside world. The book follows a 'top-down' approach. A brief history of microprocessors is provided first. Chapter 2 details the MC68000 by describing its registers, control lines, and capabilities. Chapter 3 introduces a small MC68000-based system. Although this system is characterized in the book as hypothetical, it is indeed the Educational Computer Board, used in the various Motorola seminars. The addressing modes and instructions are explained in Chapter 4, which includes helpful hints on how instructions can be used. Chapter 5 provides an in-depth description of additional instructions and numerous examples. Chapter 6 discusses exception handling and interrupts.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 348 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Motorola MC68000 family of microprocessors is undoubtedly a revolu tionary set of devices. The MC68000 is the first advanced 16-bit microprocessor with a 32-bit internal architecture and the first with 16-megabyte, nonsegment ed, direct memory addressing. The processor's six basic addressing modes are equivalent to 14, when one considers all of the variations among these modes. Combined with the device's data and instruction types, the modes provide more than 1000 useful instructions. The book you are about to study has been developed as an aid to the hard ware designer and as a supplement to the Motorola seminars on the 68000 microprocessor. The text includes a detailed description of the MC68000 and two complete systems that show how this processor can be interfaced to the outside world. The book follows a 'top-down' approach. A brief history of microprocessors is provided first. Chapter 2 details the MC68000 by describing its registers, control lines, and capabilities. Chapter 3 introduces a small MC68000-based system. Although this system is characterized in the book as hypothetical, it is indeed the Educational Computer Board, used in the various Motorola seminars. The addressing modes and instructions are explained in Chapter 4, which includes helpful hints on how instructions can be used. Chapter 5 provides an in-depth description of additional instructions and numerous examples. Chapter 6 discusses exception handling and interrupts.