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Computer architecture.
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Mill info for those who want details
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I've been talking informally here for a few months about our Mill general-purpose CPU architecture. In an effort to formalize things a bit, we have set up an info mailing list that you can subscribe to at [link], which will send you on to the list manager.... more »
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Find your Lost and Stolen Computer or Laptop
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Dear Friends,
Have you lost your computer or you want to keep trace your computer in future, here is an idea.... I found this link on the internet and would like to share with you... Hope this will be useful for you
[link]
cheers,... more »
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Computer on a chip...
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Theoretically, I imagine that it is possible to have a complete computer occupying a single die, of course an MCU is basically this, but taking it to a bigger scale, let's say take a modern X86 processor, and on the die give it RAM and all the peripherals needed to eliminate other IC's on a motherboard. It seems to me that advantages are obvious (reduced latency, more compact motherboard, ect) but what are the problems with realizing this? Complexity? Reliability?... more »
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Possible overheat vunerability in AMD X2 3800+ CPUs
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Hello,
While playing Compay of Heroes Tales of Valor I noticed the computer shutdown a few times.
I am now starting to believe that 100% cpu utilization + 100% gpu utilization could have caused a strange/rare case over CPU overheat.
(It could also simply be a cause of too many amperes being drawn).... more »
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Practicality of microarchitecture-optimized register allocation?
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How practical would it be for a compiler to coordinate register
allocation with microarchitecture? (Some coordination would be
based on ABIs.)
E.g., "Implicit Hints: Embedding Hint Bits in Programs without
ISA Changes" (Hans Vandierendonck and Koen De Bosschere, 2010)
proposed using register names for hints and "Knapsack: A... more »
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