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Started by sdcsvaxphil
Wed, 13 May 1981 18:53
11/780 UWCS query response
Author: sdcsvaxphil
Date: Wed, 13 May 1981 18:53
Date: Wed, 13 May 1981 18:53
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Several people on have requested coppies of the replies to my query for 11/780 UWCS support under unix. The 2 notes that follow are the only replies I have received: ------------------------------------------------------------------ >From ucbvax!vax135!gks Fri May 1 16:46:14 1981 Two BTL TM's on VAX-11/780 Microprogramming: 1) TM81-11353-1, "A General-Purpose Microassembler for Generating VAX-11/780 Microcode", G. K. Swanson. This TM describes a microassembler, written in C (not using LEX or YACC), that is similar to DEC's MICRO2 microassembler - it has been used by me and the author of the following TM. 2) TM81-59473-2, "Microcoding the VAX-11/780 Writable Control Store", R. H. Hardin. This TM describes the VAX-11/780 micromachine layout in general and gives some examples/results of a couple of micro- programmed applications. Ken Swanson HO 4E-606 x7822 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >From ucbvax!sklower Wed May 6 20:46:20 1981 To: sdcsvax!phil Subject: vax microprogramming TM's There was a micro-compiler written here by a Richard Tuck as a masters thesis. In fact, the reason the floppy support was put in relatively early in the game was for us to rewrite micro-code files. You can get it as UCB/ERL Memorandum No. M79/65 (september '79). The lady was rude to me on the phone. I asked if we might save some paper work and just have it mailed out. She said that there was a copying charge of 10 cents/page (for 138 pages) is $13.80. She would have to have a check made out to the regents, (intercampus funds vouchers will not do), BEFORE she would mail it out. You must send the check to: UC ERL Publications office 433 Cory Hall. Berkeley 94720
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