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, Il MIC-1 è un'architettura di processore i … Il MIC-1 è un'architettura di processore inventata da Tanenbaum da utilizzare come esempio semplice ma completo per il suo libro Architettura dei calcolatori. Consiste di una unità di controllo molto semplice che esegue microcodice da una memoria di 512 parole. Il linguaggio microcodice MAL (Micro-Assembly Language) è realizzato per consentire la scrittura di un interprete IJVM (Integer Java Virtual Machine) con semplicità.eger Java Virtual Machine) con semplicità.
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