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A new high-performance object-oriented architecture is proposed. The main features are: (i) Vectors, buffers, stacks and program loops are basic object types implemented in hardware; (ii) control flow on machine level is procedural but GOTO-less and event-driven (with priority over procedural control); (iii) the machine does not use registers, there is no allocation of processes to the processor; (iv) the machine offers exceptional high speed in running procedural and applicative higher level laguages; (v) most semantic software errors and all one bit hardware faults are detected at run time.
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von der Heide, K. (1986). A general purpose pipelined ring architecture. In: Händler, W., Haupt, D., Jeltsch, R., Juling, W., Lange, O. (eds) CONPAR 86. CONPAR 1986. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 237. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-16811-7_171
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