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Subject: Re: Re: Riscs and compilers ( Was H
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Date: Thu, 3-Jul-86 15:00:00 EDT
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/* Written 10:54 am  Jun 24, 1986 by mwm@eris.UUCP in net.arch */
In article <482@pyramid.UUCP> csg@pyramid.UUCP (Carl S. Gutekunst) writes:
>[description of sliding register windows on Berkeley RISC]

Why does this bring the Johnson stack machine to mind?
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Why does this bring to mind Organick's discussion of a fast stack top for
the B5700?  If someone out at Burroughs can tell me whether that ever did
happen, and how it performs, I'd *love* to hear about it!

					the probably uninformed
					James Jones