Programming Considerations for Parallel Computers
Programming Considerations for Parallel Computers
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THF LOCATION FROM WHICH THE LOAD IS MADE FOR A STORE TRAP. THE LOCATION TO WHICH THE STORE IS MADE TRAPAOR IS THE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE TRAP IS MADE WHEN THE TRAP CONDITION IS MET. <^OAPSUDS PERFORMS A RJ TRAPADR WHEN IT TRAPS. 50 THE LOCATION TRAPADR SHOULD BE BLANK. AND THE FIPST EXECUTABLE INSTRUCTION OF THE TRAP ROUTINE SHOULD BE AT TPAPADO+1, CPU IS ONLY APPLICABLE ON OPCODE TRAPS. IT INDICATES THE NUVBFR OF THE PROCESSOR TO WHICH THE OPCODE TRAP APPLIES. ADOITTONAL N'^TF? 1. TO INDICAT«^ »FVERY» (EV^^RY OPCODE. EVERY ADDRESS. OR EVERY PROCESSOR), U<^E ThE CONSTANT -64 (777677B). FOR EXAMPLE. TO TRAP TO ABSURD PEFORf^ THE EXECUTION OF EVERY INSTRUCTION, CALL Tf?AP( 1 . -64, AB«;URD, -64) 2. ANY «^VFNT MAY CAUSE AT MOST ONE TRAP OF EACH TYPE. IF TWO TRAPS OF THE SAME TvpF ON THF -^AME EVENT ARE SET, THE ONF SET FIRST IS THE ONE WHICH WILL ""^^ EXECUTED. HOWEVER. AN »EVERY» TRAP (A TRAP ON EVERY OPCODE FOR "^VERY PROCESSOR, OR ON EVERY LOCATION) HAS PRECEDENCE OVER ALL OTHER TRAPS, 3.
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THF LOCATION FROM WHICH THE LOAD IS MADE FOR A STORE TRAP. THE LOCATION TO WHICH THE STORE IS MADE TRAPAOR IS THE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE TRAP IS MADE WHEN THE TRAP CONDITION IS MET. <^OAPSUDS PERFORMS A RJ TRAPADR WHEN IT TRAPS. 50 THE LOCATION TRAPADR SHOULD BE BLANK. AND THE FIPST EXECUTABLE INSTRUCTION OF THE TRAP ROUTINE SHOULD BE AT TPAPADO+1, CPU IS ONLY APPLICABLE ON OPCODE TRAPS. IT INDICATES THE NUVBFR OF THE PROCESSOR TO WHICH THE OPCODE TRAP APPLIES. ADOITTONAL N'^TF? 1. TO INDICAT«^ »FVERY» (EV^^RY OPCODE. EVERY ADDRESS. OR EVERY PROCESSOR), U<^E ThE CONSTANT -64 (777677B). FOR EXAMPLE. TO TRAP TO ABSURD PEFORf^ THE EXECUTION OF EVERY INSTRUCTION, CALL Tf?AP( 1 . -64, AB«;URD, -64) 2. ANY «^VFNT MAY CAUSE AT MOST ONE TRAP OF EACH TYPE. IF TWO TRAPS OF THE SAME TvpF ON THF -^AME EVENT ARE SET, THE ONF SET FIRST IS THE ONE WHICH WILL ""^^ EXECUTED. HOWEVER. AN »EVERY» TRAP (A TRAP ON EVERY OPCODE FOR "^VERY PROCESSOR, OR ON EVERY LOCATION) HAS PRECEDENCE OVER ALL OTHER TRAPS, 3.
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