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Microcomputer comparison

Software: Practice and Experience, 1979
AbstractThis paper illustrates a precise method for comparing microcomputer instruction sets for the purpose of language implementation. The standard of comparison is the Concurrent Pascal interpreter for the PDP 11/45 minicomputer. The paper identifies the most frequent virtual instructions and their implementation on the PDP 11/45 computer.
Per Brinch Hansen, Charles Hayden
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Microcomputer applications

Proceedings of the 1983 annual conference on Computers : Extending the human resource - ACM 83, 1983
Surveys of the use of micros that were made a few years ago suggested that use was concentrated in a few business functions. Calcs and financial reporting packages were expanding in use so rapidly that other types of applications seemed to be unnoticed. However, micros were being introduced in many laboratories and production facilities.
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The microcomputer revolution

Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis, 1983
The role of microcomputers in the analytical laboratory is growing rapidly as applications software becomes more generally available. In this survey, the impact of microcomputers on the practice of analysis in pharmaceutical and biomedical areas is examined in the context of available hardware.
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Microcomputing into the 80s

Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1980
Abstract The last decade must rank as the most innovatory in the history of computing, witnessing the establishment of the minicomputer and data communications and ushering in the microprocessor and office automation. The 80s will surely continue to expand upon this base, inducing major changes in the computer industry and indeed in all walks of life,
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Microcomputers in Perspective

Exceptional Children, 1982
Although microcomputers will undoubtedly make a contribution to special education, educators face problems because of the poor quality of some of the available computer-assisted instruction (CAI) software and the limited supply of hardware. The primary contribution of computers may occur through other applications such as computer literacy and computer-
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Learning with microcomputers

Microprocessors, 1976
Abstract In order to meet the need of scientists, educationists and industrial engineers a microcomputer development system has been devised. It is possible for the users to teach themselves while experimenting with the kind of system they wish to design with microprocessors.
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Microcomputers in Evaluation

Evaluation Practice, 1984
Summary The electronic transfer of information is one of the most exciting and at the same time most frustrating uses of microcomputers because there are potentially nine components that must all work together. These are: o (1) the sending computer and its operating system, (2) the communication software compatible with the sending computer,
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FORTH for microcomputers

ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1978
Forth is a unique threaded language ideally suited for microcomputers. Programs are incredibly compact; e.g. in 5K to 6K bytes you can get the interactive Forth compiler, running stand-alone as its own operating system including I/O drivers and other run-time routines, plus an assembler written in Forth (in case you want to optimize time-critical ...
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Microprocessors and microcomputers

1983
The first electronic computer to use binary coding was EDVAC, built after the Second World War. It operated on binary numbers up to forty-three digits long, and was able to store, electronically, over 1000 such numbers. It could add, multiply, subtract and divide at the then astounding rate of hundreds of calculations per second.
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PANTOGRAPH WITH MICROCOMPUTER

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1987
Abstract The combination of a personal computer and a printer provides remarkable opportunities for text editing and storing. The main idea of this project was to construct a pantograph with the similar features of a text editing computer. In order to realise a pantograph with microcomputer an X-Y table and an Amstrad CPC 6128 computer have been used.
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