Distributed microprogram architecture
Distributed microprogram architecture
G. Frieder
1976 · DOI: 10.1145/800191.805581
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TLDR
The advent of dynamic microprogramming, and the extensive usage of interpretation which resulted from it, enables us to re-evaluate the authors' motions of current systems in the sense that it is not necessary to assume fixed control functions and fixed instruction sets.
