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The ND-5000 CPU is a totally new construction both in hardware and physical layout but it is based on the [[ND-500]] architecture. ND-5000 uses the same instructions as the ND-500 CPU but adds a couple of new instructions called '87 extensions'. | The '''ND-5000''' CPU is a totally new construction both in hardware and physical layout but it is based on the [[ND-500]] architecture. ND-5000 uses the same instructions as the ND-500 CPU but adds a couple of new instructions called '87 extensions'. | ||
The new instructions are included in the ND-500/1 and ND-500/2 CPUs. | The new instructions are included in the ND-500/1 and ND-500/2 CPUs. | ||
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== Reference == | == Reference == | ||
* [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/norskData/ND-500-RM-ND-05.009.3_ND-500_Reference_Manual_Jun87.pdf http://bitsavers.org ND-05.009.3 ND-500 Reference Manual (Jun87)] (pdf) | * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/norskData/ND-500-RM-ND-05.009.3_ND-500_Reference_Manual_Jun87.pdf http://bitsavers.org ND-05.009.3 ND-500 Reference Manual (Jun87)] (pdf) | ||
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Revision as of 09:38, 18 October 2008
The ND-5000 CPU is a totally new construction both in hardware and physical layout but it is based on the ND-500 architecture. ND-5000 uses the same instructions as the ND-500 CPU but adds a couple of new instructions called '87 extensions'. The new instructions are included in the ND-500/1 and ND-500/2 CPUs.
ND-500/ND-5000 processors are using a ND-100/ND-110 CPU as I/O processor.