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Table 8Architectures Implemented by SIMPDP-8 PDP-11 NovaCPU PDP-8/E J-I 1, Q-bus Nova 820Options KE8E EAE, Integral FPl I MultiplyldivideKM8E memory extensionMemory 4-32K words 16 KB-4 MB 4-32K wordsTerminal KL8E DL1 1 KSR-33, DasherPaper tape PC8E PC1 1 YesClock DK8E KW11L YesPrinter LE8E LP11 YesStorage RX8ElRXO1 RXll/RXOI 4019RK8ElRK05 RKlllRK05 4046f4047, 4048,RF08lRS08 RLVll/RLOl,Z 4057,4234Magnetic tape TM8ETTU 10 TMllTTU10 6026PDP-4 PDP-7 PDP-9 PDP-15CPUOptionsMemoryTerminalPaper tapeClockPrinterStorageMagnetic tapePDPd4-8K wordsKSR-28IntegralT75 punchYesT62PDP-7TI77 EAE,TI48 memoryextension4-32K wordsKSR-33T444 readerT75 punchYesT647T24 drumPDP-9KE09A EAE,KX09A memoryprotectionKP09A power4-32K wordsKSR-33PC09Areader- punchYesT647 ERF09IRS09PDP-15/30KE 15 EAE,KM15 memoryprotectionKP15 power4-1 28K wordsKSR-35PC1 5 readerpunchYesLP15RFI 5lRS09RPI 5IRP02TC59TTU 10the hard\\.arc. In adclition, Rill pro\,ided a \vorki~igOS/8 systcm disk, and John copied several Pl3P-11operating systcm disks off a \\,orking PDP-11/34.Megan Gcntr!. was an important source of PDP-11tblklorc, debugged some of the subtlest problems, crcatcdtlic Mal
Table 9Simulator PerformanceSimulator Simulated Real RatioInstructionsInstructionsper Secondper SecondPDP-8 1,800,000 400,000 4.5:lPDP-11 440,000 500,000 .88: 1Nova 1,700,000 750,000 2.26:lPDP-8sim>sim>s i m u l a t o r V2.2ba t t r k O os8.dskboot r k OCOPYIT-SV 2 09-Mar-93DIRECT-SV 7 11-Oct-92CCLX .SV 2 4 25-Feb-93P I P .SV 11 11-Oct-92FOTP .SV 8 11-Oct-92ABSLDR.SV 5 11-Oct-92BASIC .SV 11 11-Oct-92BATCH .SV 1 0 11-Oct-92BCOMP .SV 2 6 11-Oct-92BITMAP.SV 5 11-Oct-92BLOAD .SV 10 11-Oct-92BOOT .SV 5 11-Oct-92BRTS .SV 2 4 11-Oct-92CHEKMO.SV 1 5 11-Oct-92COMPAF.SV 5 11-Oct-92CREF .SV 13 11-Oct-92EDIT .SV 10 11-Oct-92EDITS .SV 6 11-Oct-92EPIC .SV 1 4 11-Oct-92F 4 .SV 2 0 11-Oct-92FRTS .SV 2 6 11-Oct-92FUTIL .SV 2 6 11-Oct-92HELP .SV 5 11-Oct-92LIBRA .SV 11 11-Oct-92LIBSET-SV 5 11-Oct-92LOAD .SV 16 11-Oct-92LOADER.SV 1 2 11-Oct-92MATST .SV 9 11-Aug-93MDTST . SV 1 4 11-Aug-93OCOMP .SV 8 11-Oct-92OPTF4 .SV 1 3 11-Oct-92PAL8 .SV 19 11-Oct-92PASS2 .SV 2 0 11-Oct-92PASS2O.SV 5 11-Oct-92PASS3 .SV 8 11-Oct-92RALF .SV 19 11-Oct-92RESORC-SV 10 11-Oct-92RUNOFF-SV 2 4 11-Oct-92SABR .SV 2 4 11-Oct-92SCROLL.SV 1 7 11-Oct-92SET .SV 2 0 11-Oct-92SRCCOM-SV 5 11-Oct-92TECO .SV 3 2 11-Oct-92VERSN3.SV 1 0 11-Oct-92BUILD .SV 3 3 11-Oct-92BASIC .OV 16 11-Oct-92BUILD6.SV 33 11-Oct-92BUILT .SV 3 3 12-Oct-92HELP .HE 1 18-Oct-92HELP .HL 72 18-Oct-92HELP .OC 4 18-Oct-92FORT7 .LD 2 07-Sep-93JMPTST-SV 3 18-Oct-92JMPJMS-SV 3 18-Oct-92RK8ENS.BN 1 30-Oct-92INSTI .SV 1 4 01-Dec-92INST2 .SV 11 01-Dec-92FORT .FT 1 17-Jun-93FORT .LD 2 09-Jul-93FORT2 .LD 2 09-Jul-93FORT2 .FT 1 22-Jun-93DOS .SV 2 25-Jan-94SHELL .SV 2 25-Jan-94FORT3 . FT 1 26-Jun-93FORT3 .LD 3 06-Jut-93CLOSE .SV 2 10-Jut-93FORT4 .FT 1 11-Jul-93FORT4 .LD 2 04-Aug-93FORT6 .LD 2 09-Aug-93FORT5 .FT 1 09-Aug-93FORT5 .LD 2 09-Aug-93FORT6 . FT 1 09-Aug-93METSC .SV 10 11-Aug-93METSC2.SV 1 0 11-Aug-93EMAT .SV 9 11-Aug-93EMDCT .SV 1 4 11-Aug-93EMTST .SV 10 11-Aug-93SINSTI. SV 1 4 11 -Aug-93ADDER .SV 13 11-Aug-93FORT7 .FT 1 30-Aug-93CLEAR .LS 2 13-Jan-94CLEAR .CF 2 13-Jan-94CLEAR .SV 2 13-Jan-94CLEAR .PA 1 13-Jan-94CLEAR .BN 2 13-Jan-94DEMO . 2 8 21-Mar-95DOS .PA 4 25-Jan-94DOS .EN 1 25-Jan-94DOS .LS 10 25-Jan-94SHELL .PA 1 25-Jan-94SHELL .BN 1 25-Jan-94SHELL .LS 2 25-Jan-94BASIC .WS 1 10-Mar-94FOO .PA 1 31-Mar-94FOO .BN 1 31-Mar-949 5 F i l e s In 980 B l o c k s - 2212 Free B l o c k sIS i m u l a t i o n stopped, PC: 01207 (KSF)sim>Figure 2P1)P-8 Simi~latol. Running OS/8\lol. 8 No. 3 1996 35
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