Documents
Memos
Ivan E Sutherland
 IES 02: FLEET-A Once Instruction Computer
IES 03: Defining Some SHIPs
IES 04: A Dozen Problems
IES 05: Notation
IES 06: More Notation
IES 07: Literals
IES 08: Addressing or Function?
IES 09: Three Questions
IES 10: Literals Revisited
IES 11: Indirection
IES 12: Four Views of FLEET
IES 13: Snippets for a Three Input Adder
IES 14: Fleet Definition
IES 15: Spring Objectives
IES 16: Ideas About Simulator Structure
IES 17: Homework 1
IES 18: Files Needed to Simulate FLEET
IES 19: Homework 2
IES 20: A Program to Define a FLEET
IES 23: FIFO Register File
IES 24: Parallel Switch Fabrics
IES 25: Instruction Sequence in FLEET
IES 26: Record SHIPs
IES 27: Scatter and Gather
IES 28: How Long is a Record?
IES 29: The Size of a Record
IES 30: FLEET definition dated August 2006
IES 31: Some SHIPs
IES 32: A Record Store Implementation
IES 34: Talk at Harvard-slides
IES 35: Some Ships-slides
IES 36: ZOMA: return of the standing MOVE
IES 37: A Description of a Fetch Ship
IES 38: Description of a Fetch Ship-slides
IES 39: Memory Read and Memory Write
IES 44: Fleet Definition
IES 45: OutBox
IES 46: infinity
IES 47: An Outline of the Review for Infinity
IES 48: Results of a Design Review of Infinity
IES 49: A Six Four GasP Tutorial
IES 50: Requeue State Diagram
Igor Benko
IB 01: Archsim Structure
IB 02: GasP Model In Archsim
IB 03: An XML Front End for ArchSim
IB 04: Sequentiality in FLEET
IB 05: GasP Exercises
IB 06: GasP Exercises Solutions
IB 08: FLEET Assembly
Adam Megacz
AM 01: Minimal FLEETs
AM 02: Records in FLEET
AM 03: Standing Move Cycles
AM 04: Subroutines in FLEET
AM 05: Unified Moves
AM 06: Fleet Description Language
AM 07: FDL and Petri Nets
AM 10: Boxes
AM 11: Boxes: Data,Token,In,Out
AM 12: Literals
AM 13: Unified Boxes
AM 14: Syntax
AM 15: Decommissioning and Recycling
AM 16: Ports
AM 17: The Choice Ship
AM 25: Opcode Ports
AM 26: Ship Constants
AM 27: Bypass Paths
AM 28: Eschelon
AM 31: A Simpler View of Fleet
AM 32: Dock Specification (obsolete)
AM 33: Dock Specification
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AM 34: Two Docks are Better Than One
AM 37: Fleet Instruction Syntax
AM 38: Draining All Inputs can be a Bad Idea
AM 41: How to Wrap Verilog Code in a Fleet Ship
The FleetTwo Architecture Manual: A Programmer's View of FleetTwo
The FleetTwo Toolchain Manual: A Compiler Writer's View of FleetTwo
Greg Gibeling
GDG 01: 1st Class Instructions for FLEET
GDG 02: Function Calls for FLEET
GDG 03: Memory SHIP Outline
GDG 04: Two FLEET Programs
GDG 05: Unified FLEET Assembly
GDG 06: Assassination
GDG 07: Summary of FLEET 2006
Trevor Meyerowitz
TM 03: ArithmeticSHIP
Nemanja Isailovic
NI 01: Memory Access SHIP v0 001
Matt Pierson
MP 01: Would You Use A Sequential Strainer
MP 02: Operation of Memory Access Ship
Amir Kamil
AK 01: Unified Copies
AK 02: Fetch SHIP
AK 03: Goals for the Admiral Language
AK 04: The Admiral Language Proposal
Douglas Densmore
DMD 01: System Level Model Proposal
DMD 02: Operation of Fetch SHIP
Thomas Kho
TK 01: Sorting in Fleet
Relevant Literature
FLEETzero: An Asynchronous Switching Experiment.
William S. Coates, Jon K. Lexau, Ian W. Jones, Scott M. Fairbanks, and Ivan E. Sutherland William S. Coates, Jon K. Lexau, Ian W. Jones, Scott M. Fairbanks, and Ivan E. Sutherland
Micropipelines (Turing Award talk)
Ivan Sutherland
GasP: A Minimal FIFO Control.
Ivan Sutherland and Scott Fairbanks
Squaring the FIFO in GasP.
Jo Ebergen
Other
Technology And Courage, Ivan Sutherland.
Fleet animation, by Angel Lin and Mike Holenderski (click on the animation and press the right arrow key)
The course description from Fall 2005.
Slides from a talk by Ivan Sutherland, The Fleet Architecture
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