Abstract
The direct hardware implementation of the SYMBOL Programming Language (SPL) is highly dependent on an unusually powerful Central Processor(CP). This paper describes the principal features of the CP's operations in executing SPL programs.
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Index Terms
- Program execution in the SYMBOL 2R computer
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