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David Patterson & John Hennessy (Morgan Kaufmann)
Computer Organization and Design RISC-V Edition
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0:07Recap and set the stage for the day, with milton open
0:07Recap and set the stage for the day, with milton open
0:07Recap and set the stage for the day, with milton open
1:11Chapter 1.2 - Eight Great Ideas in Computer Architecture1
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1:11Chapter 1.2 - Eight Great Ideas in Computer Architecture1
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1:11Chapter 1.2 - Eight Great Ideas in Computer Architecture1
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2:10An example of the icons in the margins of the book
2:10An example of the icons in the margins of the book
2:10An example of the icons in the margins of the book
3:55Great Idea 1: A Design for Moore's Law2
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3:55Great Idea 1: A Design for Moore's Law2
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3:55Great Idea 1: A Design for Moore's Law2
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5:01A few notes on the datedness of that section
5:01A few notes on the datedness of that section
5:01A few notes on the datedness of that section
7:48Great Idea 2: Use Abstractions to Simplify Design3
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7:48Great Idea 2: Use Abstractions to Simplify Design3
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7:48Great Idea 2: Use Abstractions to Simplify Design3
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8:39Commentary on abstraction in software, and Casey's compression-oriented programming
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8:39Commentary on abstraction in software, and Casey's compression-oriented programming
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8:39Commentary on abstraction in software, and Casey's compression-oriented programming
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13:30Great Idea 3: Make the Common Case Fast4
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13:30Great Idea 3: Make the Common Case Fast4
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13:30Great Idea 3: Make the Common Case Fast4
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16:27Great Idea 4: Performance via Parallelism5
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16:27Great Idea 4: Performance via Parallelism5
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16:27Great Idea 4: Performance via Parallelism5
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17:03Great Idea 5: Performance via Pipe-lining6
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17:03Great Idea 5: Performance via Pipe-lining6
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17:03Great Idea 5: Performance via Pipe-lining6
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17:58A few words on the old bucket brigade, and the Little Rascals movie7
17:58A few words on the old bucket brigade, and the Little Rascals movie7
17:58A few words on the old bucket brigade, and the Little Rascals movie7
18:52Great Idea 6: Performance via Prediction8
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18:52Great Idea 6: Performance via Prediction8
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18:52Great Idea 6: Performance via Prediction8
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19:27Great Idea 7: Hierarchy of Memories9
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19:27Great Idea 7: Hierarchy of Memories9
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19:27Great Idea 7: Hierarchy of Memories9
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20:50A few notes on the relevance of the cache
20:50A few notes on the relevance of the cache
20:50A few notes on the relevance of the cache
24:33Great Idea 8: Dependability via Redundancy10
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24:33Great Idea 8: Dependability via Redundancy10
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24:33Great Idea 8: Dependability via Redundancy10
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26:10Chapter 1.3 - Blow Your Program11
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26:10Chapter 1.3 - Blow Your Program11
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26:10Chapter 1.3 - Blow Your Program11
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29:27A rant on languages providing features that cater to abstraction
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29:27A rant on languages providing features that cater to abstraction
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29:27A rant on languages providing features that cater to abstraction
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32:05Glimpse into the future of creating our own small, minimal language that is directly related to the assembly of RISC-V
32:05Glimpse into the future of creating our own small, minimal language that is directly related to the assembly of RISC-V
32:05Glimpse into the future of creating our own small, minimal language that is directly related to the assembly of RISC-V
33:14Plug Krste Asanovic's tweet on the arrival of RISC-V support in GCC12
33:14Plug Krste Asanovic's tweet on the arrival of RISC-V support in GCC12
33:14Plug Krste Asanovic's tweet on the arrival of RISC-V support in GCC12
34:08From a high-level language to the language of hardware13
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34:08From a high-level language to the language of hardware13
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34:08From a high-level language to the language of hardware13
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37:14Exercise for the viewer: Look up the encoding for the add instruction in the RISC-V spec, to see if it agrees with the book
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37:14Exercise for the viewer: Look up the encoding for the add instruction in the RISC-V spec, to see if it agrees with the book
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37:14Exercise for the viewer: Look up the encoding for the add instruction in the RISC-V spec, to see if it agrees with the book
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38:54Instruction Encoding
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38:54Instruction Encoding
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38:54Instruction Encoding
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39:23Assembly language and machine code14
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39:23Assembly language and machine code14
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39:23Assembly language and machine code14
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40:10A few words on the programmer needing to think like the computer
40:10A few words on the programmer needing to think like the computer
40:10A few words on the programmer needing to think like the computer
42:48Language abstractions, and an example swap function in assembly15
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42:48Language abstractions, and an example swap function in assembly15
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42:48Language abstractions, and an example swap function in assembly15
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50:17A few words on gcc's ability to output assembly
50:17A few words on gcc's ability to output assembly
50:17A few words on gcc's ability to output assembly
50:40Continuing about assembly16
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50:40Continuing about assembly16
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50:40Continuing about assembly16
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51:26A few words on FORTRAN, COBOL and lisp still being used by businesses
51:26A few words on FORTRAN, COBOL and lisp still being used by businesses
51:26A few words on FORTRAN, COBOL and lisp still being used by businesses
52:48Improved programmer productivity17
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52:48Improved programmer productivity17
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52:48Improved programmer productivity17
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53:12A few words of praise for D for prototyping
53:12A few words of praise for D for prototyping
53:12A few words of praise for D for prototyping
55:49Platform independence18
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55:49Platform independence18
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55:49Platform independence18
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56:16On the truth of this to a certain extent, while languages themselves being cross-platform are doomed to failure
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56:16On the truth of this to a certain extent, while languages themselves being cross-platform are doomed to failure
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56:16On the truth of this to a certain extent, while languages themselves being cross-platform are doomed to failure
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59:28A good time to stop
59:28A good time to stop
59:28A good time to stop