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ORCID12th MICRO 1979: Hershey, Pennslylvania, USA
- Thomas Wesselkamper, Gearold Johnson, Richard A. Belgard, Mary Flinn:
Proceedings of the 12th annual workshop on Microprogramming, MICRO 1979, Hershey, Pennslylvania, USA, November 18-21, 1979. ACM 1979 - Graham Wood:
Global optimization of microprograms through modular control constructs. 1-6 - Eiji Tamura, Mario Tokoro:
Hierarchical microprogram generating system. 7-21 - David A. Patterson, Karl Lew, Richard Tuck:
Towards an efficient, machine-independent language for microprogramming. 22-35 - Jed Marti, Robert R. Kessler:
A medium level compiler generating microcode. 36-41 - Marco Mezzalama, Paolo Prinetto:
Design and implementation of a flexible and interactive microprogram simulator. 42-48 - Stephen Schleimer, William James Meyers:
Experience with a high level micromachine simulator. 49-54 - Paul J. Drongowski, Charles W. Rose:
Application of hardware description languages to microprogramming: Method, practice, and limitations. 55-60 - Phillip Crews, Laura Marie Leventhal:
Interactive microprogram validation: A Prime 400 testbed facility. 61-67 - C. Edward Armbruster Jr.:
A microcoded tool to sample the software instruction address. 68-72 - James Nash, Mike Spak:
Hardware and software tools for the development of a micro-programmed microprocessor. 73-83 - Charles W. Bridges, Abd-Elfattah Mohamed Abd-alla:
Direct execution of C-string compiler texts. 84-92 - M. S. Anastas, R. F. Vaughan:
Direct architectural implementation of a requirements-oriented computing structure. 93-100 - Jerry Huck, Charles Neuhauser:
I/O device Emulation in The Stanford Emulation Laboratory. 101-108 - Ronald L. Hartung, Ann Ammerman:
Virtual I/O, an experiment. 109-113
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