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Instruction Set Processor

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(language)Instruction Set Processor - (ISP) A family of languages for describing the instruction sets of computers.

["Computer Structures: Readings and Examples", D.P. Siewiorek et al, McGraw-Hill 1982].


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After explaining finite field operations they describe hardware platforms such as instruction set processors, ASIC designs, hardware description languages and programmable logic, general principles of circuit synthesis, adders and subtractors, multipliers, dividers and other arithmetic operators, circuits for finite field operations and floating-point units.
CoWare Processor Designer allows us to implement application-specific instruction set processors for channel decoding in wireless systems with an extremely high productivity and performance which is close to that of dedicated IP blocks," said Prof.
For high-security applications, creating instructions known only to a customer's SoC designers and programmers provides a layer of security not available with fixed instruction set processors.
 
 
 
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