In article <86j11o$d78$1@nnrp03.primenet.com>, Blair P. Houghton <bph@primenet.com> wrote: > >When I read the Transmeta website, I got a strong whiff of the >RISC vs. CISC debate. > >The chip appears to be VLIW, meaning "variable length instruction >word," but what that means internally I don't know (yet; I signed >up as a developer, but they pleaded inundation and haven't sent >a byte of data..). [...] > Take a look at their white papers, particularly "The Technology Behind Crusoe (TM) Processors," at http://www.transmeta.com/crusoe/download/pdf/crusoetechwp.pdf -- Alex Vrenios Ph.D. Student Computer Science Dept. Vrenios@enuxsa.eas.asu.edu
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