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IBM RS/6000

CS 585

Summer 2002

By

Robert Moncrief II

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POWER Architecture

• POWER – Performance Optimized With Enhanced RISC

• First Introduced by IBM in 1990

• Started with Micro Channel Architecture

• Now uses Peripheral Component Interface

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Cycles for Operations

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L1 virtual cache addressing

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Figure 1. AIX 4.3 Virtual Address Space Layout

  Size 64-bit Address Space 32-bit Address Space

  1 Million TB X Above 4 GB

64,000 TB Program stack N/A

384,000 TB Reserved

64,000 TB Shared library text & data

64,000 TB Privately loaded programs

64,000 TB Shared objects (default)

384,000 TB Program text & data

  Below 4GB (Segment #)

15 256 MB Reserved Shared library data

14 256 MB Available to application Available to application

13 256 MB Shared library information Shared library text

3-12

2.56 GB Available to application Available to application

2 256 MB Available to application Program data & stack

1 256 MB Available to application Program text

0 256 MB Kernel Kernel

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Interesting Facts

• Can be big-endian and little-endian

• Scalable

• Improvements

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Any Questions?

• IBM was not very helpful


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