| QUID Papers and links about research into efficient programming of hybrid parallel machines. |
| SHRIMP The Scalable High-performance Really Inexpensive Multi-Processor project investigates how to construct high-performance servers with a network of commodity PCs and commodity operating systems. Softwar |
| Supercomputing_Technologies_Group Research group at MIT. Contact information, description of current research, and full text of research papers available. |
| UC_Berkeley_Millennium The UC Berkeley Millennium project aims to develop and deploy a hierarchical campus-wide "cluster of clusters" to support advanced applications in scientific comp |
| Visualization_of_Parallel_and_Distributed_Programs_at_GVU Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, Visualization of Parallel and Distributed Programs Research, Graphics, Visualization, Usability, GVU Center |
| VUB_Parallel_Computing_Laboratory Research to improve the performance of multiprocessor servers. Theses and other publications. |
| Compaq_eBusiness_Solutions Resources for Internet business. |
| Compaq_Porting_Assistant Software which helps port programs written in C, C++, and Fortran, with 32-bit assumption, to Tru64 Unix. |
| Digital_Unix_Documentation_Library Extensive collection of official documents. |
| Digital_Unix_FAQ HTML version, but not newest. |
| Tru64_Unix Official page featuring the software at Hewlett Packard. |
| TruCluster_Software Software for Alpha clusters from Compaq. |
| Ultrix_FAQ Answers to frequently asked questions about software, hardware and networking. |
| California_Digital,_Inc_ A company that still sells CP/M. |
| Commercial_CP/M_Software_Archive A collection of CP/M software, including source codes and documentations. |
| Commodore_and_CP/M Technical description of Commodore's implementation of CP/M Plus in C128, including a couple of tools. |
| comp_os_cpm_Frequently_Asked_Questions_ Comprehensive description on how to build a CP/M Plus version for the Commodore C128. |
| CP/M_3_patches_for_Spectrum_and_Amstrad CP/M patches for Spectrum +3 and Amstrad PcW16. |
| CP/M_-_The_First_PC_Operating_System Information about the history of CP/M and Digital Research. Links to various CP/M resources. |
| CP/M_Center Information about CP/M and links to various CP/M resources. |
| The_CP/M-86_Software_Repository Downloads and patches for CP/M-86. Updated regularly. |
| Hal_Bower\'s_Home_Page Fixes and utilities for CP/M and Z-Systems, ZSDOS/ZDDOS, and B/P BIOS. |
| Joe_Wein\'s_DRI_page Some notes about Gary Kildall, CP/M and Microsoft from a former DRI programmer. |
| John_Elliott\'s_CP/M_Main_Page A technical resource about internals of CP/M. |
| John_R_Pierce\'s_Home_Page Contains pictures of Digital Research people. |
| OAK_Repository_-_CP/M_Archive_(mirror) German mirror of the largest public CP/M archive. |
| The_Online_Software_Museum_-_CP/M An article about the history of CP/M, including a short user's guide and an on-line access to a real CP/M system. |
| Osborne_CP/M_Library Archive containing software and documentation for the Osborne-1 and Osborne Executive. |
| S100-Manuals An archive of antique software and manuals related to S100 and CP/M hardware and software. |
| The_Unofficial_CP/M_Website CP/M binaries and documentation, including the original source code and manuals. |
| ZCN_-_CP/M-like_operating_system_for_the_Amstrad_NC100/NC200 A free operating system for the Amstrad NC100 (Notepad) and NC200 (Notebook). It's largely compatible with CP/M 2.2. |
| Z-Node_51 Downloads and information for CP/M, Z-systems and Z80 computers. Contains a collection of articles and manuals, too. |
| mac-opengl Mailing List for discussion of OpenGL technology on the MacOS. |
| ogl-sample SGI's OpenGL sample implementation mailing list. |
| opengl-gamedev-l OpenGL game development mailing list. |
| pyopengl Mailing list for discussion of the PyOpenGL package, a Python binding for OpenGL. |
| EBRSC Electronic Bulletin of the Rough Set Community |
| FAQs Frequently Asked (or Answered) Questions |
| \'Fuzzy\'_logic Article: Researchers explore agricultural applications of new computer software technology |
| Fuzzy_Logic A comprehensive site-list by Robert Fullér |
The i-acoma group, led by Professor Josep Torrellas, focuses on new processor, memory, and system technologies and organizations to build novel multiprocessor computer architectures. The goal is to design high-performance multiprocessor computers that are very easy to program, inexpensive, and built out of commodity components. The main emphasis is on designing The Bulk Multicore Architecture. See our White Paper on the Bulk Multicore Architecture. See what the EE Times says about the Bulk Multicore. Other emphasis areas are: Multiprocessor organization and system design Speculative multithreading Hardware reliability and variability Support for software reliability Low-power design Old Projects The FlexRAM Intelligent Memory System The Morphable Multithreaded Memory Tiles (M3T) architecture We have released these software tools: VARIUS: A model of within-die process variation and resulting timing errors in processors for microarchitects. SESC: A cycle accurate architectural simulator that models a very wide set of architectures: superscalars, multiprocessors, processors in memory, and thread-level speculation. We are involved in the NCSA Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI) effort. Learn about our papers In chronological order: Full List By topic: Multiprocessor Organization and System Design Speculative Multithreading Hardware Reliability and Variability Support for Software Reliability Low-Power Design Processor-Memory Integration Prefetching and Forwarding Databases and Operating Systems Tools and Misc Learn about us: Leader: Josep Torrellas Current Students Research Scientists Associated to the Project Already Graduated Contact torrellas@cs.uiuc.edu with questions or comments on this page. This site was created on 06/22/04, based on a blogger template. This site was designed on an architecture with uniformly-sized instructions. 