Multiple Microprocessors with Common Main and Control Memories

Authors:
J. E. Juliussen;F. J. Mowle
Affiliations:
Corporate Research and Engineering, Texas Instruments;-
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Computers
Year:
1973

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Abstract

This paper investigates some of the problems that arise when several microprocessors share a common control memory and a common main memory. The performance with respect to both control and main memory accessing conflicts is measured for several system configurations by means of a simulation program. The program tests a set of Digital Scientific Meta 4's operating in IBM 1130 emulation mode.