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ORCID10th MICRO 1977: Niagara Falls, New York, USA
- Tomlinson Gene Rauscher, Gideon Frieder, Stephen D. Crocker, Larry D. Wittie, Joe P. Dorocak, Peter J. Lutz:
Proceedings of the 10th annual workshop on Microprogramming, MICRO 1977, Niagara Falls, New York, USA, October 5-7, 1977. ACM 1977 - Joel Goldberg, Alvin S. Cooperband, Louis Gallenson:
The PRIM system: An alternative architecture for emulator development and use. 1-6 - Charles W. Flink II:
EASY - an operating system for the QM-1. 7-14 - Martin L. Griss, Mark R. Swanson:
MBALM/1700: A microprogrammed LISP machine for the Burroughs B1726. 15-25 - Gideon Frieder, Jill Miller:
An analysis of code density for the two level programmable control of the Nanodata QM-1. 26-32 - Fergus K. Fung, Willis K. King:
The implementation of a user-extensible system on a dynamically microprogrammable computer. 33-36 - William C. Hopkins, Gary Davidian:
A microprogrammed implementation of an architecture simulation language. 37-46 - Gerhard Zimmermann:
Microprogram structures for high level language elements. 47-54 - Ratan K. Guha:
Dynamic microprogramming in a time sharing environment. 55-60 - Ben A. Laws Jr.:
Microbe: A self commenting microassembler. 61-65 - W. Michael Denny:
The Burroughs B1800 microprogrammed measurement system: A hybrid hardware/software approach. 66-70 - Krishnamurthi Kannan, David K. Hsiao, Douglas S. Kerr:
A microprogrammed keyword transformation unit for a database computer. 71-79 - Earl E. Swartzlander Jr.:
Microprogrammed control for signal processing. 80-84 - Khaled El-Ayat, James A. Howard:
Algorithms for a self-tuning microprogrammed computer. 85-91 - Mario Tokoro, Eiji Tamura, Kazuhiko Takase, Kiichiro Tamaru:
An approach to microprogram optimization considering resource occupancy and instruction formats. 92-108 - Francis P. Mathur:
MICROSIM: A microinstruction simulator for teaching microprogramming and emulation. 109-118 - George E. Brown, Richard H. Eckhouse Jr., Jay Estabrook:
Operating system enhancement through firmware. 119-133
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