Jonas Maebe wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote on Mon, 01 Feb 2016:
For a demo computer built using this sort of thing, it's obviously
trivial to arrange it such that the simulator can load microcode from
persistent storage, and can do something comparable for a boot loader.
What would be the
Jonas Maebe wrote:
Hi,
In the 90s, a professor and a PhD student at our department developed a
simulator for pipelined and microprogrammed architectures (based on the
Hennessy and Patterson DLX architecture), in Delphi. We've used it since
then every year in the lab sessions for our computer
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote on Mon, 01 Feb 2016:
For a demo computer built using this sort of thing, it's obviously
trivial to arrange it such that the simulator can load microcode
from persistent storage, and can do something comparable for a boot
loader.
What would be the comparable
Looks interesting.
Does this still compile under Delphi ?
I guess I could try it out myself, but a bit busy now...
Bye,
Skybuck.
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From: Jonas Maebe
Sent: Monday, 19 October 2015 14:24
To: fpc-other@lists.freepascal.org
Subject: [fpc-other] ESCAPE: Environment for
Skybuck Flying wrote:
Running into a few issues with Delphi, would be nice if you could fix it
up a bit so that it runs under Delphi ?
I don't have Delphi. I've never even used Delphi. You can get the
original Delphi version (including some bugs that were fixed later on)
by checking out one
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From: Jonas Maebe
Sent: Tuesday, 20 October 2015 10:45
To: Other FPC related discussions.
Subject: Re: [fpc-other] ESCAPE: Environment for the Simulation of Computer
Architectures for the Purpose of Education
Skybuck Flying wrote:
Running into a few issues with
Ok,
I tried and compiled the Delphi version.
Only issue Delphi XE7 ran into was DirectorySeparator.
TPath.DirectorySeparator did not seem to work.
So I replaced it lazy with '\' for now to see if it would compile.
It does compile and run.
However there is some problem with the examples as
Jonas Maebe wrote:
Hi,
In the 90s, a professor and a PhD student at our department developed a
simulator for pipelined and microprogrammed architectures (based on the
Hennessy and Patterson DLX architecture), in Delphi. We've used it since
then every year in the lab sessions for our computer
