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ORCIDEuromicro Newsletter, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, 1974
- Editorial Board. I
- Scope of euromicro. 1
- Chairman's message. 2-3
- Louise H. Jones:
An introduction to microprogramming. 5-7 - Rodnay Zaks:
Microcomputer systems: A survey. 9-13 - Reiner W. Hartenstein:
On the interpretive mechanisms of microprogrammed systems. 15-20 - Gerhard Chroust:
Microprogramming and microcontrol a hardware definition. 21-27 - J. Demarteau:
Indirection feature in control address at micro level a facility for macro interpreting. 29-34 - Alain Guyot, P. Martin, Jean Mermet:
A microprogram metacompiler. 35-43 - Panos Macres, George F. Coulouris:
On the use of 'top stack sets' for the storage management of a paged stack machine. 45-52
Volume 1, Number 2, 1975
- Message and report. 1-4
- Gerhard Chroust:
Microprogramming in Austria A status report. 5 - André A. S. Danthine:
Microprocessing and microprogramming in Belgium. 6-8 - François Anceau:
Microprocesseurs et microprogrammations en France - Un apercu preliminaire. 9 - Mariagiovanna Sami:
Microprogramming and microprocessors in Italy. 10-11 - Jan Wilmink:
Microprogramming and microprocessors in the Netherlands. 12-14 - Harold W. Lawson:
Microprogramming activities in Sweden. 15-42 - Jerry Ogdin:
Microprocessor scorecard. 43-77 - Call for papers. 78-80
- Workshop on the microarchitecture of computer systems. 81-84
Volume 1, Number 3, 1975
- Jean-Daniel Nicoud:
Hardware standards for microprocessors and peripherals. 3-7 - Jean-Pierre Vuille:
Standard for υP systems? 8-9 - Bjørn Myhrhaug:
"Plug-in" subroutines for microcomputers. 10 - Peter Kornerup:
Current work in aarhus, Denmark, related to microprogramming. 11-13 - J. P. Stuart:
Microprocessor activity in the UK. 14-15 - Harold W. Lawson:
Additional microprogramming activities in Sweden. 16 - Helmut Berndt:
Higher-level microprogramming based on a formal description of system behavior. 17-21 - Jean-Daniel Nicoud:
Common instruction mnemonics for microprocessors. 22-29 - Lars Monrad-Krohn:
Design philosophy of MYCRO-1. 30-34 - J. Doussy:
Presentation of a skeletal microprogram assembler. 35-43 - Darrel Crow:
Microcomputer digest. 44-53 - An Assessment of the Seventh Annual Workshop on Microprogramming. 54-66
Volume 1, Number 4, 1975
- J. Peracaula:
Microcomputer developments in Spain. 1 - Lutz Richter:
Microprogramming and microprocessing activities in Germany. 2-7 - Louise H. Jones:
A survey of current work in microprogramming. 8-12 - Sergio Brofferio, Giuseppe Scirè:
Proposal for a normalized microcomputer system. 13-18 - R. Beaufils, Jean-Pierre Cabanel, J. P. Lagasse, Philippe Puech:
The structure of special computer in switching packets. 19-25 - Dwight H. Sawin III:
Microprocessor systems. 26-36 - Lorenzo Mezzalira, Fabio Alberto Schreiber:
A microcomputerized interface for computer communication. 37-46 - Third annual symposium on computer architecture. 47-57
- Reference index. 58-63
Volume 1, Number 5, 1975
- Microarchitecture of computer systems: a workshop report. 1-11
- Jean-Pierre Vuille:
Standards for μP systems (II). 12-14 - James T. Healy:
A new microprocessor testing method. 15-20 - Michel Dupuy:
The communicateur: A multi microprocessors simulation tool. 21-24 - Dilip K. Banerji, Jacques Raymond:
A cross-assembler and simulator for the "SKINNY" microcomputer. 25-29 - M. P. J. Stevens, M. T. M. Segers, J. G. H. Alma:
A universal traffic controller based on a microprocessor. 30-39 - K. Harms, D. Hammer, Ewald Benes:
A program development system for the INTEL sim8-Ø1 micro computer set. 40-45 - Karl Schneider:
Explanatory note on the motorola MC6820 PIA device. 46-49 - Conference announcements. 50-62
- Euromicro publications. 63-64
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