Microprogramming (Tutorial)
S. S. Husson · 1971
Microprogramming—interpreted as implementing control logic in a high speed control memory of either the read-only or read-write type—cuts across the specialties of logic design and system architecture. Microprogramming is, therefore, a promising means for designing integrated hardware/software systems. Microprogramming has also proved to be a successful pedagogical tool for teaching computer science and system architecture.