An E-Machine workbench

Authors:
Gylver Wagnon;Dennis J. W. Maine
Affiliations:
Burroughs Corporation, Mission Viejo, California;Burroughs Corporation, Mission Viejo, California
Venue:
ACM SIGMICRO Newsletter
Year:
1983

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Abstract

The development environment for microprogramming an implementation (E-Machine) of the Burroughs stack architecture (E-Mode) is discussed with an overview of a supporting hardware organization (the Alpha machine). The set of information-sharing tools in the E-Machine workbench, especially the structured language Ohne, is described and a sample E-Mode operator is used to illustrate several of these tools.