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CAD Methodology for the Design of UltraSPARCTM-I Microprocessor at Sun Microsystems Inc.

by A. Cao, A. Adalal, J. Bauman, P. Delisle, P. Dedood, P. Donehue, T. Doan, M. Doreswamy, P. Ferolito, O. Geva, D. Greenhill, S. Gopaladhine, J. Irwin, L. Lev, J. Macdonald, M. Ma, S. Mitra, P. Patel, A. Prabhu, R. Puranik, S. Rozanski, N. Ross, P. Saggurti, S. Simovich, R. Sunder, B. Sur, W. Vercruysse, M. Wong, P. Yip, R. Yu, J. Zhou, G. Zyner
"... Abstract- The overall CAD methodology for the design of UltraSPARC-I microprocessor at Sun is described in this paper. Topics discussed include: CAD flow strategy, tool development and integration strategy, and design infrastructure. The impor-tance of concurrent design style, modular CAD flow envir ..."
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Abstract- The overall CAD methodology for the design of UltraSPARC-I microprocessor at Sun is described in this paper. Topics discussed include: CAD flow strategy, tool development and integration strategy, and design infrastructure. The impor-tance of concurrent design style, modular CAD flow

MIPS16: High-density MIPS for the Embedded Market,

by Kevin D Kissell - in Proceedings of Real Time Systems'97 (RTS97), , 1997
"... Origins of MIPS® RISC Technology The invention of RISC, or Reduced Instruction Set Computer technology, has been credited to several people. Certainly a great deal of the credit must go to John Cocke of IBM's Yorktown research labs, where a processor called the 801 (named for the building in w ..."
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and RISC-II projects went on to Sun Microsystems, where they formed the core of the SPARC design team. Many of the design features of the SPARC, such as register "windows", came directly from the RISC architecture, and RISC became a general term. The University of California at Berkeley
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