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Patterson D.A., Hennessy J.L. — Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface
Patterson D.A., Hennessy J.L. — Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface



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Название: Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface

Авторы: Patterson D.A., Hennessy J.L.

Аннотация:

What's New in the Third Edition, Revised Printing

The same great book gets better! This revised printing features all of the original content along with these additional features:

• Appendix A (Assemblers, Linkers, and the SPIM Simulator) has been moved from the CD-ROM into the printed book

• Corrections and bug fixes
Third Edition features

New pedagogical features

•Understanding Program Performance
- Analyzes key performance issues from the programmer's perspective
• Check Yourself Questions
- Helps students assess their understanding of key points of a section
• Computers In the Real World
- Illustrates the diversity of applications of computing technology beyond traditional desktop and servers
• For More Practice
- Provides students with additional problems they can tackle
• In More Depth
- Presents new information and challenging exercises for the advanced student


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: 3rd edition

Год издания: 2004

Количество страниц: 656

Добавлена в каталог: 30.06.2009

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Предметный указатель
Sybase      CD8.11:5
Symbol table      108 A12 13
Symmetric multiprocessors (SMPs)      CD9.1:6
Synchronization, barrier      CD9.3:15
Synchronization, coherency and      CD9.3:18—20
Synchronization, defined      CD9.1:5
Synchronization, failure      B76
Synchronizers      В75—77
Synchronous bus      582—583
Synchronous system      B48
Synthetic benchmarks      CD4.7:1—2 IMD4:11—12
system call      529 A43—45
System CPU time      245
System performance      245
System R      CD8.11:4 5
Systems software      11
Tags, cache      475 504
Tail recursion      IMD2:10—11
Target language      A6
Taylor, George S.      CD3.10:8—9
Taylor, Robert      CD7.9:9—10
TCP/IP      CD8.3:4 CD8.11:7
Temporal locality      468
Terabytes      5
Text segment      87 A13 20
Thacker, Chuck      CD7.9:8
Thinking machines      CD9.11:52
Thompson, Ken      CD7.9:8 11
Thornton, J.E.      CD6.13:2
thrashing      537
Thread-level parallelism (TLP)      CD9.7:33
Three Cs model      543—545
Throughput      242
Thumb      D38—39
Time, definitions of      244
Time-sharing systems      CD7.9:7—11
Timing methodologies      B72—77
Tomasulo, Robert      CD6.13:2 3
Tomasulo’s algorithm      CD6.13:2
Torvald, Linus      CD7.9:10
Tournament branch predictors      423
Trace cache      349
tracks      569
Traiger, Irving      CD8.11:5
Trains, computer controlled      280—281
Transaction processing (TP)      598
Transaction Processing Council (TPC)      598
Transfer time      570
transistors      27 29
Translating microprogram to hardware      C27—31
Translation hierarchy for C      106
Translation hierarchy for C, assembler      107—108
Translation hierarchy for C, compiler      107
Translation hierarchy for C, linker      108—111
Translation hierarchy for C, loader      112
Translation hierarchy for Java      114
Translation hierarchy for Java, compiler      114—115
Translation hierarchy for Java, Java Virtual Machine      115
Translation hierarchy for Java, Just in Time compiler      115
Translation-lookaside buffer (TLB)      522—534 CD7.9:5
Transportation, technology and      280—281
Truth tables      302—303 B5 C5 14 15 16
Tucker, Stewart      CD5.12:l—2
Turing, Alan      CD1.7:3
TVM (transmission voie-machine)      280—281
Two-level logic      В10—14
Two’s complement representation      163
Types, checking      CD2.12:1
Types, examples of      85
Ullman, Jeff      CD2.19:8
Unconditional branches      73
Undefined instruction, exception detection of      343
Underflow      192 CD3.10:5
Unicode      93—94
Uniform memory access (UMA) multiprocessors      CD9.1:6 CD9.4:22
Units in the last place (ulp)      215
UNIX, development of      CD2.19:7 CD7.9:8—11
UNIX, loader      112
UNIX, object file for      108
Unmapped      536
unresolved references      A4
Unsigned numbers      160—170
Untaken branch hazards      381
UNTVACI (Universal Automatic Computer)      CD1.7:4
USB      582 583
Use bit      519
User CPU time      245
Valid bit, cache      476
VAX      CD5.12:2—3 CD7.9:9
Vector processing      CD9.11:49—51
Vectored interrupts      342
Verilog      CD5.8:l—7
Verilog, combinational logic in      B23—25
Verilog, data types and operators      B21—22
Verilog, description of      B20—25
Verilog, MIPS arithmetic logic unit (ALU)      B36—38
Verilog, program structure      B23
Verilog, sequential logic      B55—57
Verilog, used to describe and model a pipeline      CD6.7:l—9
Very large scale integrated (VLSIs) circuits      20 27—28 29
Very long instruction word (VLIW)      CD6.13:4
VHDL      B20 21
Virtual address      512
Virtual machine, simulation of      A41—42
Virtual memory, address translation      512 521—524
Virtual memory, defined      511
Virtual memory, design      514—521
Virtual memory, implementing protection with      528—530
Virtual memory, overlays      511—512
Virtual memory, page      512
Virtual memory, page faults      512 514 516—521
Virtual memory, page offset      513 514
Virtual memory, page table      515—516
Virtual memory, page, placing and find      515—516
Virtual memory, reasons for      511—512
Virtual memory, translation-lookaside buffer (TLB)      522—534
Virtual memory, write-backs      521
Virtual page number      513
Virtually addressed cache      527
Volatile memory      23
von Neumann, John      48 CD1.7:l—2 3 CD3.10:l—2 3
Vyssotsky, Victor      CD2.19:8
wafers      29—30
Wall-clock time      244
Warp      CD6.13:5
Web server benchmarks      599
Weighted arithmetic mean      258
Whetstone synthetic benchmarks      CD4.7:l—2 IMD4:11—12
While loop      74—75 98—99
while loop in Java      CD2.14:3—4 5—6
Whirlwind project      CD1.7:4 CD7.9:1
Wide area networks (WANs)      26 CD8.11:11
WiFi      44—45 CD8.3:8
Wilkes, Maurice      CD1.7:2 CD5.12:1 CD7.9:6
Wilkinson, James H.      CD3.10:2
Windows      11
Wire      B21—22
Wired Equivalent Privacy      CD8.3:10
Wireless local area networks (WLANs)      CD8.3:8—10
Wireless technology      27 156—157
Wirth, Niklaus      CD2.19:6
Wong, Gene      CD8.11:5
Word, in MIPS architecture      52
Working set      537
Workload      254
World Wide Web      CD8.11:7
Wozniak, Stephen      CD1.7:5
Write Buffer      483—484
Write control signal      290 294
Write invalidate      CD9.3:14 17
Write-around      484
Write-back      385 392 402 484—485 521 542
Write-through      483 542
Writes, handling cache      483—485
Writes, handling virtual memory      521
Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)      16 CD1.7:7—8 CD7.9:9—10 CD8.11:7 8
XOR      IMD2:21—22
xspim      A42 CDA:l—4
Yield      30
ZIP drive      19 20 25
Zone bit recording (ZBR)      569
Zuse, Konrad      CD 1.7:3
1 2 3 4 5 6
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