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- Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library.
Oops, I think you're right! (I wrote 6 vs 8 in my previous post. :-()
The key here is that Intel knew that the 8088 had far less opportunity
to ever load anything into the prefetch buffer, so they could safely
reduce the size of it.
- Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library.
The opposite:
The 8088, as I showed above, had almost zero opportunity to ever load
anything into that prefetch buffer, so they _reduced_ the size from 8 to
6 bytes.
Terje
- Re: Nonlinear systems and nonlocal supercomputing
Huh?
Sure there is, it is driven by the same size shrinks as regular ram and
cpu chips have enjoyed.
I guess the real problem is that you'd like the total bandwidth to scale
not just with the link frequencies but even faster so that it also keeps
up by the increasing total number of ports/nodes in the system, without
- Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library.
In article <hnhiqf$ga...@news.eternal-sep tember.org>,
SF...@alumni.cmu.edu.invalid says...
Actually, I think the 8088's was 4 bytes, and the 8086 was 6.
- Tim
- Call to stop spamming here
Is this getting a bit out of hand? Why are there so many conferences
advertised here?
- Nonlinear systems and nonlocal supercomputing
I'm slowly doing my catchup homework on what the national wisdom is on
bisection bandwidth. Not too surprisingly, there a plenty of people
out there who know that it's already a big problem, and that it is
only going to get bigger, as there is no Moore's Law for bandwidth.
In the meantime, I'd like to offer a succinct explanation as to why
- Re: How to study debugger internals ?
Thanks for the generous gesture.
You can please send me the papers at ripunjay.tripa...@gmail.com
and yes I have access to ACM.
Thanks a ton.
- Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library.
Yes, but even Intel recognized that people weren't willing to pay for a
wider bus. IBM even bought the 8088 which was the same processor as the
8086 but with an *8-bit* bus for their first PC. The reason they gave
was that system cost would have been too high with a 15 bit bus. My
point is not that there weren't things that could have been done to
- Re: How to study debugger internals ?
On Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:06:10 -0800 (PST), Ripunjay Tripathi
GDB is pretty well documented. Gilmore and Shebs book is at
[link]. There's also a good discussion
at [link]
As for more theoretical aspects, I know of some relevant papers but
- How to study debugger internals ?
Excuse me if the post is NOT in scope of the community.
Want to study debuggers internals. Though I understand that they are
very much platform dependent, knowledge of internals for gdb and dbx
(for Intel/ARM) I believe should give me good understanding.
Please help me by telling the best way and if possible few links for
- Re: Synthesise latest CPU design in an old library.
[...]
Except that the entire address space of those chips could fit in the
same die with the processor. The CPU would need to be running about
2000x the original speed to keep up with EDRAM.
- CFP with Extended Deadline of Mar. 21, 2010: The 2010 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'10), USA, July 2010
It would be greatly appreciated if this announcement could be
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