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From: nico at seul.org<nico@s...>
Date: Tue Aug 17 09:27:08 CEST 2004
Subject: [oc] Parallel Array Processor Project
> The stack-based PSM would have a very dense instruction set and it
> would be versatile with small efforts. Certainly I have think about this
> more closely.
>
If you look at stack based cpu. You could maybe look at forth chip. I have
heard about "F40" or somethink linke that. It's a self timed assynchronous
chip. It was running at a 2 ns cycle on a 0.5 µm technology (but need 4
cycles for an add). It count around ~1000 transistors designed by hand. It
was made with a french public lab like Tima or INRIA but i don't remember
precisly.
Maybe that could be a nice starting point if you know how to programm such
array :)
I find this about FORTH cpu but is not the projet i had speak about :
http://pet.dhs.org/~ecl/theproject/theproject.html
and this one :
http://www.jwdt.com/~paysan/b16.html
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