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Kirk Scott Computer Science The University of Alaska Anchorage

The Minimal Instruction Set Computer (MISC) in Java: Demonstration of Graphical User Interface Programming Concepts. Kirk Scott Computer Science The University of Alaska Anchorage. Overall Plan of Overheads. 1. An explanation of MISC in general

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The Minimal Instruction Set Computer (MISC) in Java: Demonstration of Operating System Concepts

The Minimal Instruction Set Computer (MISC) in Java: Demonstration of Operating System Concepts. Kirk Scott Computer Science The University of Alaska Anchorage. Overall Plan of Overheads. These overheads fall into 3 sections: 1. An explanation of MISC in general

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Figure 4.1

Figure 4.1. Figure 4.2. Figure 4.3. Figure 4.4. Start of header. Ident = x. 0. Offset = 0. Rest of header. (a). 1400 data bytes. Start of header. Ident = x. 1. Offset = 0. Rest of header. 512 data bytes. (b). Start of header. Ident = x. 1. Offset = 64. Rest of header.

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Chapter 4-3 IP header and more

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Martin Krzywinski martin@bcgsc mkweb.bcgsc/circos

Martin Krzywinski martin@bcgsc.ca http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/circos. What is Circos?. image by Circos. instead of this. how about this?. Circos makes drawing certain kinds of data easier and produces meaningful images that make data interpretation easy

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The Minimal Instruction Set Computer (MISC) in Java

The Minimal Instruction Set Computer (MISC) in Java. MISC is a Java simulation of a simple CPU The architecture makes use of 4 byte words

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Worms, DDOS, and Botnets

Worms, DDOS, and Botnets. Wide-spread Internet attacks. Worms. Active network propagation Replicates (like a virus) Operates independently of users Compromise remote machines Insecure services Copy themselves to that machine. Morris Worm. Released on Nov 2, 1988

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8310 Training

8310 Training. Sutron 8310 Data Logger. Sutron 8310 Data Logger. Power and Sensor Connections. 8310 Design.

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Intro to Computer Org.

Intro to Computer Org. MIPS Architecture & Assembly: More Instructions. MIPS Assembly Instructions. All MIPS instructions are one of these three types. R-type All the data is in registers I-type Only way to load from/store to memory Uses registers + hardcoded data J-type

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Python Data Types

Python Data Types. Download Python. http://www.python.org/download / Choose a Python 2.6.4. Graphical User Interface (GUI) Interactive Development Environment (IDE) for Python Useful under Windows and Unix Not required; use another editor if you want to Written in Python, using Tk

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The 2011 Chandra Alignment Shift

The 2011 Chandra Alignment Shift. Presented to the Chandra Users Committee By Scott J. Wolk (SAO/CXC). With thanks to Tom Aldcroft and Ping Zhao. Outline. Discuss the alignment shift and our response Discuss the impact of the ACA housing temperature Discuss the global offset shift

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Instructions: Language of the Computer Part II. Review:. MIPS Assembly Language: Registers replace C++ variables Saved values: $s0 - $s7 Temporary values: $t0 - $t9 One Instruction (simple operation) per line Design Principles Simplicity favors regularity Smaller is faster.

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Molonglo - Path to the Future

Molonglo - Path to the Future. John Bunton CSIRO Telecommunications and Industrial Physics Australia. Existing limitation. Fixed Frequency 843MHz Narrow band 3MHz No Spectral data Data not compatible with AIPS++, Myriad no progress in data processing no self calibration.

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Molonglo - Path to the Future

Molonglo - Path to the Future. John Bunton CSIRO Telecommunications and Industrial Physics Australia. Existing limitation. Fixed Frequency 843MHz Narrow band 3MHz No Spectral data Data not compatible with AIPS++, Myriad no progress in data processing no self calibration.

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pipe file

? 32 ? : pipe file. pipe file. grep | who. write_count. 0. Data. PIPSIZ. read_count. user per process. (system) file table. inode table. u-ofile. inode. fd. 0 1 2 3 4. device. offset. dev_tab. i_size. f_offset.

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Pass0/PassX reconstruction/calibration

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?? Ex 2-5

?? Ex 2-5. 2000242009 ???. #include <fcntl.h> #define TABSIZE 100 #define BUFSIZE 512 main(argc,argv) int argc; char *argv[]; { int n, i, entry, len; int fd, open(); long offset; static struct { long offset; int len;

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Instrument errors and sensor failure modes PROVOR floats

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