Patent
1995-03-01
1998-06-23
Harrell, Robert B.
G06F 1202
Patent
active
057713650
ABSTRACT:
A microarchitecture in a complex instruction computer system is disclosed employing a sparse microROM array and concatenation address circuitry for forming microaddress entry points, avoiding the need for a programmable logic array to translate instruction opcodes and avoiding duplicative entry points, thus minimizing the microROM array size.
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Bluhm Mark W.
McMahan Steven C.
Cyrix Corporation
Harrell Robert B.
Maxin John L.
Viger Andrew S.
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