I'm reading a book about general architecture of microprocessors, and I am reading also a book of UltraSPARC microprocessor. I would like to learn how to program a processor, but in C language, and not in assembly! I would like to port a OS over UltraSPARC, for istance over DragonFly.
> > Well I'm not so sure about websites containing everything you need to > know, but there's a good order to doing these things. Like first > learning a simple 8-bit Motorola CPU just to get familiar with the > different parts of the processor and how it can be expanded. Then go on > to MIPS, because it's coherent and learn about all the different > optimization techniques. Then perhaps go on to x86 *shudder*. I'd > recommend going to a University library. > > -- > Robert Luciani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Chalmers University of Technology, SWE > Department of Computer Science and Engineering > -- only the paranoid will survive