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ORCID6th MICRO 1973: College Park, Maryland, USA
- Richard E. Merwin, Louise H. Jones, Allen B. Tucker:
Conference record of the 6th annual workshop on Microprogramming, MICRO 1973, College Park, Maryland, USA, September 24-25, 1973. ACM 1973 - C. V. Ramamoorthy, K. S. Shankar:
Correctness and equivalence of straight line microprograms. 1-12 - Richard T. Thomas:
Main memory for user microprogram residence - an analysis. 13-20 - David J. DeWitt, Michael S. Schlansker, Daniel E. Atkins:
A microprogramming language for the B-1726. 21-29 - Guy G. Boulaye, Louise H. Jones:
Controlled graphs and instructions. 30-35 - John F. McDonald, Ronald G. Harris, James E. Sustman:
Three ECL designs for microprogrammable Writable Control Stores. 36-43 - François Dromard, Gérard L. M. Noguez:
Asynchronous network of specific microprocessors. 44-49 - Stanley M. Nissen, Steven J. Wallach:
An APL microprogramming structure. 50-57 - Piero A. Biga, Enrico C. Grillo, A. E. Werbrouck:
Architectural flexibility in microprogramming. 58-64 - Paul Constantine Anagnostopoulos:
Organizing computer systems for learnability and useability. 65-70 - Jean Suchard:
Experiences in asynchrony. 71-72 - J. R. Douglas:
Microprogramming in large scale architecture. 73-75 - Danièle Dromard, O. Gibergues:
A microprogrammed data communications procedure controller. 76-79 - Paul D. Stigall:
Memory utilization for a dynamically microprogrammed computer. 80-82 - Abd-Elfattah Mohamed Abd-alla, David Carl Karlgaard:
The heuristic synthesis of applications-oriented microcode. 83-90 - Yaohan Chu:
Recursive microprogramming in a syntax recognizer. 91-98 - Stanley Habib:
Name resolutions using a microprogrammed interpretive technique. 99-105 - M. J. Kimmel:
PRIME - a processor design for character recognition. 106-112 - Morrie Gasser:
An interactive debugger for software and firmware. 113-119 - Michael Andrews:
Microdiagnostics for minicomputers. 120-121 - E. T. Barron, Robert M. Glorioso:
A micro controlled peripheral processor. 122-128 - Reiner W. Hartenstein, Klaus D. Mueller:
A microprogrammable display processor concept. 129-130 - André Bernardy:
Microprogrammed multiprocessor graphic controller. 131-133 - Ashok K. Agrawala, Tomlinson Gene Rauscher:
The application of programming language techniques to the design and development of microprogramming languages. 134-138 - C. V. Ramamoorthy, M. Tabandeh, Masahiro Tsuchiya:
A higher level language for micro-programming. 139-144 - Gérard L. M. Noguez:
Design of a microprogramming language. 145-155 - Han Park:
FORTRAN enhancement. 156-159 - Masahiro Tsuchiya:
Development of courses in microprogramming. 160-163 - Larry L. Wear:
Microprogramming in the educational environment. 164-165 - Miriam R. Tausner:
Teaching basic computer organization through "microprogramming". 166-167 - John C. Murtha:
Architecture trade-offs in programmable signal processing. 168-170 - Joseph R. Fisher:
The SPS-41 and SPS-81 programmable digital signal processors. 171-174 - David D. Lynch, Lee W. Tower:
Pipelined microprogrammed control of a real-time signal processor. 175 - Lee W. Hoevel:
Micro emulation: When to do it and when not to do it. 176-183
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