Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1980-11-24
1984-05-22
Thomas, James D.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
G06F 900, G06F 1300, G06F 944
Patent
active
044505191
ABSTRACT:
A single-chip microprocessor device of the MOS/LSI type contains an ALU, several internal busses, a number of address/data registers, and an instruction register (IR) with associated control decode or microcontrol generator circuitry. The device communicates with external memory and peripherals by a bidirectional multiplexed address/data bus and a number of control lines. In addition to the main off-chip memory, a smaller on-chip memory (including both ROM and RAM) is provided which allows execution of instruction sequences to emulate complex instructions or interpretors (macro-instructions). The macro-instructions are indistinguishable from "native" instructions since all memory fetches and the like are generated exactly the same way, and long instruction sequences are interruptable. This on-chip memory does not affect the off-chip main memory map. Microprocessors are thus made more versatile and can be customized with little design effort.
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Guttag Karl M.
Laws Gerald E.
Graham John G.
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Thomas James D.
Williams Archie E.
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