MLP-900

Multi-Lingual Processor

Computer created by STANDARD Computer Corporation, intended for microprogrammed emulation of other computers. Data words are 36 bits wide. Instructions were 32 bits, but expanded to 36 bits at USC ISI.

External Links

• "MLP-900 Multi-Lingual Processor - Principles of Operation"
• "A Microprogramming Language for the MLP-900"
• "PRIM System: Overview"
• "PRIM System: Tool Builders Manual and User Reference Manual"
• "Datasaab Experiences and Reflections", by Harold "Bud" Lawson