DocumentCode
1116012
Title
Trends in Microprogramming: A Second Reading
Author
Jones, Louise H. ; Merwin, Richard E.
Author_Institution
Department of Statistics and Computer Science, University of Delaware
Issue
8
fYear
1974
Firstpage
754
Lastpage
759
Abstract
Microprogramming is a rapidly emerging technology for the implementation of the control section of modem digital processing systems. An assessment was made of this approach to control unit design three years ago in a series of papers derived from the Third Annual Workshop on Microprogramming and published as a special issue of this TRANSACTIONS. This technology has matured in the ensuing three years, and an updated assessment has been prepared again as a special issue of this TRANSACTIONS based upon the papers presented at the Sixth Annual Workshop. The extent of realization of past predictions is reviewed and current trends are discussed. Finally, an attempt is made to assess future developments that may be expected to occur in the applications of microprogramming.
Keywords
Applications, automata, compilers, control storage, microprocessors, microprogramming, minicomputers, operating systems, programming languages.; Application software; Conferences; Control systems; Digital control; Hardware; Manufacturing; Microcomputers; Microprogramming; Operating systems; Paper technology; Applications, automata, compilers, control storage, microprocessors, microprogramming, minicomputers, operating systems, programming languages.;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Computers, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9340
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/T-C.1974.224031
Filename
1672624
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