Computer Organization and Programming
CS310 -- fall 98
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Class Information
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Professor
Chris Edmondson-Yurkanan (Edmondson - "your cannon")
Office: TAY 3.148; 471-9546
Email: dragon@cs.utexas.edu
Office hours: 
Dec 16:11-12
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TAs: section
schedule;
the office hours will be held in PAI 3.04N
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Introductory: [Syllabus
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Newsgroup : utexas.class.cs310
Simulator:
CS310 assembly language programming assignments are in the MIPS Instruction
Set Architecture, and are executed using a PC-based simulator of the MIPS
ISA called PCSPIM, written (and copyrighted) by James Larus, University
of Wisconsin, with additional copyrights by Morgan Kaufmann. CS310 uses
a unique version of PCSPIM. This version of PCSPIM, nicknamed UT's PCSPIM,
provides several additional features for CS310 students (or any user who
would like to see symbol tables, use pushw/popw, etc.). See the UT
PCSPIM web page for an executable file, with installation
instructions, a template file to use when creating your own
programs, examples, news/bugs and of course
on-line
reference material.
The company MIPS is now owned by Silicon
Graphics Incorporated.
Resources:
Lecture Notes by Karen Miller (co-author of text)
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Chapter
4 (how to represent HLL datatypes at the machine level)
Processor Links (under construction)
Check out the IBM Stretch computer(the term "byte" was invented by
IBM when
they designed the Stretch computer)
C++ Information:
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was last modified on September 20th by the CS310 team.