In these days, every new added hardware feature must not change the underlying Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), in order to avoid adaptation or recompilation of existing code.
We need to check that the high-level program's assumptions are accurately supported by the underlying instruction set and processor design". However, the researchers said the TriCheck's greatest strength is its ability to give designers a broad view of memory usage.
To the uninitiated, Weber's 1999 presentation may have appeared a dry scientific explanation about extending the 32-bit chips and their underlying instruction sets into the 64-bit realm.
Linux is an "open source" program, meaning anyone is free to view and modify its source code, or basic underlying instructions.
Open source programs are made available with their source code, or basic underlying instructions, available for anyone to read, modify or copy.
The basis for the performance of ACES III resides in the underlying super instruction architecture (SIA), which is a framework for parallel programming.
This is a decentralised form of production in which the underlying programming instructions, or "source code", for a given piece of software are made freely available.
In China, South Korea, India, Brazil and other countries, governments are promoting the use of such software which, unlike the proprietary kind, allows users to inspect, modify and freely redistribute its underlying programming instructions.
Open source code -- free distribution of the underlying program instructions for software, so that other programmers can pursue further development -- is one of the basic principles behind the open or free software movement that Mozilla and, even more important, Linux, came to represent.
This algorithm converts the latency bounded computations to throughput oriented ones, and maximizes the utilization of the pipelined hardware that underlies the instruction, achieving speedup of a factor of almost 3.
It refers to any mechanism that underlies the instruction to either imagine-oneself in the situation of the other and to imagine how one would then feel or to imagine-the-other in his situation and to imagine how he would feel (Stotland 1969, 292); or what Hoffman calls self-focused and other-focused role-taking (Hoffman 2000).
