Computer Organization and Design¶
Patterson, D. A., & Hennessy, J. L. (2014). Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface. Morgan Kaufmann.
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Primes¶
- Basis
- Statistics and computing — principal-component analysis choosing a data-derived basis along directions of maximal variance, and instruction-set design choosing a minimal sufficient set of operations from which all programs compose.
This sourceTreats instruction-set design as choosing a minimal sufficient set of operations from which all programs compose.
- Statistics and computing — principal-component analysis choosing a data-derived basis along directions of maximal variance, and instruction-set design choosing a minimal sufficient set of operations from which all programs compose.
- Implementation Intention
- The structural reason an implementation intention works is identical to the reason an interrupt handler reliably runs while a polling loop with manual dispatch does not:
This sourceInterrupt vectors, the interrupt vector table installed at boot, and hardware dispatch on a matching condition — the register-then-dispatch architecture in silicon.
- The structural reason an implementation intention works is identical to the reason an interrupt handler reliably runs while a polling loop with manual dispatch does not:
- Site
- In hardware, sockets and bays guarantee, through fixed geometry, that a compatible component can be swapped without redesigning the surrounding system.
This sourceTreats hardware sockets and bays whose fixed geometry guarantees a compatible component can be swapped without redesigning the surrounding system.
- In hardware, sockets and bays guarantee, through fixed geometry, that a compatible component can be swapped without redesigning the surrounding system.
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