1966/01/01 by A. B. Lindquist, R. R. Seeber, L.W. Comeau · 2 citations
Computer Science · Engineering · #Artificial intelligence #Associative property #Computer architecture #Computer hardware #Computer science #Content-addressable memory #Embedded Systems Design Techniques #Embedded system #IBM #IBM PC compatible #Interfacing #Memory management #Memory map #Memory protection #Operating system #Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques #Robotics and Automated Systems #Scheme (mathematics) #Semiconductor memory #Shared memory #Software #Time-sharing #Virtual memory
paper · doi:10.1109/proc.1966.5261
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The hardware scheme designed to implement an experimental IBM System/360, Model 40 time-sharing system will be discussed. The concept of a virtual system will be introduced which allows up to fifteen simultaneous users on the system, each user assuming he has a complete hardware-software of his own. The problem of building and interfacing a 64- word associative memory mapping device into an existing hardware system will be reviewed.