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Architecture of high performance computers, Volume 1: Uniprocessors and vector processors

By: Ibbett, R.NContributor(s): Topham, N.PMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Macmillan Education, 1989Description: viii, 200 p. : illustrationsISBN: 0333463625 ; 9780333463628; 0333463617 ; 9780333463611Subject(s): Computer architectureDDC classification: 004.22

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1. Uniprocessors and vector processors -- 2. Array processors and multiprocessor systems.

Summary: This new edition, bringing the material up-to-date in the light of technological and architectural developments of the past five years, deals mainly with techniques used in uniprocessor architectures to attain high performance, and is designed for courses in computer architecture.

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1. Uniprocessors and vector processors --
2. Array processors and multiprocessor systems.

This new edition, bringing the material up-to-date in the light of technological and architectural developments of the past five years, deals mainly with techniques used in uniprocessor architectures to attain high performance, and is designed for courses in computer architecture.

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