Programmable unit having plural levels of subinstruction sets wh

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A processor has two levels of subinstructions, each stored in its own memory with the lower level memory containing only a limited set of such lower level instructions with the rest of the lower level instructions that are desired to be used being supplied by the code stream from the upper level memory.

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