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• MIPS R4000
  in 1991. It was developed by [[MIPS Computer Systems]] Inc but soon after (1992) the company was acquired by [[Silicon G ...000SC but with additional cache coherency support needed by multiprocessor architectures.
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• ARM
  ...processor (and has been called "the best 6502 programmer ever" by Personal Computer World's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Kewney Guy Kewney]), they visite ...ro "Tube" interface. It was also used in the [[Acorn Archimedes]] personal computer, eventually running [[RISC OS]]. The licensing scheme came into use when [[
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• MASSBUS
  * to allow DEC's main computer families (initially the [[PDP-10]] and [[PDP-11]]; later also the [[VAX]]en ...ies, since there is also a 'controller' to connect the MASSBUS to the host computer. Hence, the term 'device' will be used in this article to refer, genericall
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• Floating point
  '''Floating point''' is a term used to describe computer support for real numbers; originally performed in [[software]], it is now i Historically, different architectures devised their own floating point specifications (e.g. [[FP11 floating point
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• Motorola M68000 Family
  ...t all the later members did. The 68K family is a [[Complex Instruction Set Computer|CISC]] architecture. ...[[workstation]]s (e.g. the [[Sun workstation]]) and finally in [[personal computer]]s (notably the [[Apple Macintosh]]).
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• Reduced Instruction Set Computer
  A '''Reduced Instruction Set Computer''' (usually abbreviated to '''RISC''') is one from a school of [[Central Pr * [[Complex Instruction Set Computer]]
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• Load-store architecture
  Early computers often had load-store architectures because that approach resulted in simple instruction sets (especially on co More recently, [[Reduced Instruction Set Computer|RISC]] computers often were of this type; the single memory operation per i
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• MIPS
  ...ord University who had been early members of the [[Reduced Instruction Set Computer]] movement. [[Category: Architectures]]
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• Intel x86
  ...the [[IBM PC]] and then in all the other [[IBM-compatible PC]] [[personal computer]]s since. [[Category: Architectures]]
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• Help:Categories
  The Computer History Wiki has a fairly elaborate set of '[[Special:Categories|categories ** [[:Category:Architectures|Architectures]]
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• Category talk:DEC Processors
  ...other DEC categories (e.g.[[:Category:DEC Architectures]], [[:Category:DEC Computer Systems]], [[:Category:DEC Disk Drives]], [[:Category:DEC Operating Systems
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• Help talk:Categories
  ::: This way, there would be N+M categories (for N manufacturers and M architectures), rather than NxM. [[User:Larsbrinkhoff|Larsbrinkhoff]] ([[User talk:Larsbr ** [[:Category: Computer Basics]]
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• User talk:Larsbrinkhoff
  ...or, not a full computer. Maybe the categories should cover processors and architectures too, but I'm not in a hurry to do that now. But e.g. microprocessors like :::: Yes, micros should be covered too. But again, as you suggest, architectures/lines, not models. So [[Motorola M68000 Family]] goes in [[:Category:32-bit
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• Flip-flop
  ...they were called '''toggles''' in some very early work, such as the [[IAS computer]]) is an extremely common element in digital [[logic]]; it is a store for o ...eacher.com/computer-architectures/digital-circuits/flip-flops.php Computer Architectures - Digital Circuits - Latches and flip-flops]
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• Binary-coded decimal
  ...) is a way of storing arbitrary-length numbers in decimal base on a binary computer. Each decimal digit is stored as four [[bit]]s, usually two per [[byte]] (' [[Category: Computer Basics]]
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• General register
  Early computer [[architecture]]s often had only a single register, the [[accumulator]] (be
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• CYCLADES
  ...s Pouzin (editor), ''The Cyclades Computer Network: Toward Layered Network Architectures'' (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1982)
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• Real mode
  ...itch into [[protected mode]], where all the extended features of the later architectures are available. Real mode in the later x86 machines is almost entirely the s ...ct I/O. A virtual machine can address Input/Output directly. In the x86-64 computer architecture, long mode is the mode where a 64-bit operating system can acc
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• Routing architecture
  * Centralized - an algorithm running on a central computer in the network control center does [[path selection]] for all source-destin ==Characterization of Distributed Routing Architectures==
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• Atlas
  ...e the advnt of the [[IBM 7030 Stretch]]. It is notable for being the first computer to have [[virtual memory]] (called 'one-level store'). ...First Computers: History and Architectures''; Frank H. Sumner, "The Atlas Computer"
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