Basic processor architecture

The aim of this course is to give students a solid grounding in modern processor architectures. The course is structured around three basic blocks: processors, memories and interconnection networks. Each of these blocks is detailed to enable students to understand how they can be integrated to build systems ranging from the simplest (single-core) to the most complex (multi/many-core). Instruction set specification is at the heart of this course.

The module is organized as follows:

1.  Architecture and instruction set
2. Compilation, procedures and stack
3. Hardware implementation of a processor 
4. Memory

- EN102 - Digital Electronics
- PG108 Unix - C language (1st year)

1 - Architecture and instruction set

2 - Compilation, procedures and stack

3 - Hardware implementation of a processor

4 - Memory

Processor architectures

Online documents (no paper copies)