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NEW! Packer's Concise Theology
J. I. Packer's Concise Theology: A Guide to Historic Christian Beliefs is the second systematic theology we are making available today for the Accordance Library, following this morning's release of Ryrie's Basic Theology. Both of these theologies have in common the goal of making Christian doctrine understandable to the everyday believer, as opposed to those studying or teaching theology in academic settings.
In fact, Dr. Packer states in the preface, "Remembering that the Lord Jesus Christ called those he wanted fed sheep rather than giraffes, I have aimed to keep things as simple as possible." Shorter in length than Ryrie's Basic Theology, Packer's work has the same number of chapters (94), each of which are short enough to read in one sitting. However, each chapter includes numerous Scripture readings which Packer assumes readers will explore on their own.
Packer's goal is to produce an abbreviated overview of "the permanent essentials of Christianity, viewed as both a belief system and a way of life." However, Packer acknowledges that he is writing from an Evangelical, Reformed-Anglican perspective, which he maintains is part of the "historic and classic mainstream."
In Concise Theology Packer regularly quotes from the 1984 NIV and occasionally from the NRSV. He also references historic Christian documents at times, especially the Westminster Confession. If anyone wonders about this since he is an Anglican and not a Presbyterian, Packer reminds readers that "…the Confession was intended to amplify the Thirty-nine Articles, and most of its framers were Anglican Clergy, and […] it is something of a masterpiece…."
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With its short, readable chapters, Packer's Concise Theology makes for great mobile reading on an iPad or iPhone. Some may even want to use its content for doctrine-based study groups. Page numbers are included in the Accordance edition for those with mixed paper and digital copies.
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NEW! Ryrie's Basic Theology
Accordance users have benefitted from the Ryrie Study Bible notes—one of the best-selling study Bibles in history—for a number of years in their personal Accordance Libraries. Now, fans of Charles Ryrie can go even deeper into the late theologian's thought with our release of Ryrie's Basic Theology: A Popular Guide to Understanding Biblical Truth.
"Theology is for everyone. Indeed, everyone needs to be a theologian." These are the opening sentences in Ryrie's Basic Theology and the driving idea behind every chapter in the book. Ryrie believed everyone could be (and, in fact, was) a theologian, but he wanted people to be good theologians, not sloppy ones. This volume is not written with academics in mind, but as the subtitle suggests, a popular audience.
In keeping with the conviction that everyone has the potential to be a good theologian, Ryrie divides his content into 94 chapters, spread across 15 sections in the book (see table of contents in the screenshot below for subjects covered). In the print edition, most of these chapters are three or four pages. Thus, a chapter can be read through in one sitting—a matter of minutes, really—although looking up Scripture references and reflections may take a while longer.
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Ryrie defines everything, including the designation of the first section, Prolegomena (defined by Ryrie as "prefatory or preliminary remarks"). In this section, Ryrie offers a number of definitions as well as clearly delineating a number of presuppositions.
Charles Ryrie, who taught for many years at Dallas Theological Seminary, is one of the most influential theologians of this generation. Ryrie's Basic Theology is conservative in keeping with his beliefs and convictions and Premillennial Dispensationalist in regard to eschatology. If your theology falls into these categories, this title is indispensable. However, even if you don't align yourself with Ryrie's thought, his mere influence alone makes this a worthy title to include in your Accordance Library, so as to better understand this widely-held theological perspective.
For Accordance users who have the Theological Journal Library, you will want to check out Bruce Demarest's review of Ryrie's Basic Theology from the December 1987 issue of The Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Also, don't miss our own David Lang's memory of visiting Dr. Ryrie in his home in "An Afternoon with Dr. Charles Ryrie," written by David last year upon the occasion of Ryrie's death.
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This week, we've seen the release of updates to both Accordance 12 (Win/Mac), as well as Accordance Mobile (iOS). Check out the details below.
Accordance 12.0.6 for Windows and Mac
In addition to some much-needed bug fixes, the following changes have been added to the program:
- Added a Safe Mode option to clean up all installed fonts across the system (Mac-only).
- Info Pane titles and Research verse results now use the native book name if desired.
- Reporting a Correction now includes the accord:// URL to the location of the error.
- Attempting to delete a Paper item with hidden sublevels now triggers a warning.
- Improved the selection of Paper items that contain only an automatic hyperlink.
- Updated help files.
Regarding that first bullet, with the release of 12.0.5, we updated our internal Greek font to better accommodate some very specialized sigla in the Göttingen Septuagint. For some longtime Mac Accordance users, this created a conflict between the new font and old copies that may have remained on the hard drive in other locations. Now, with the release of 12.0.6, there is a new Safe Mode feature that will clean up these older fonts rather than the user having to fix the issue manually.
If you're experiencing Greek text that does not appear correctly in Accordance for the Mac, hold down the Option key when you start Accordance, which will bring up the Accordance Safe Mode options. Check the box to "Clean up installed fonts" and then press the Launce Accordance button.
If you have Accordance 12.0 through 12.0.5 and haven't done so already, you can get Accordance 12.0.6 for free by running "Check for App Update" on the Accordance menu on the Mac or the Utilities menu in Windows.
To see everything new since last November, see our "New Features Since 12.0" page.
Accordance Mobile 2.5.2
Also, not be missed is the release of the Accordance Mobile 2.5.2 update. Although primarily a bug fix, this update addresses crashes that some users were experiencing after updating to iOS 10.3. This update should take care of those issues.
If you already have Accordance Mobile for iOS, and your apps are set to automatically update, you may already have v. 2.5.2 on your iPhone or iPad. If not, download it from the iOS App Store.
For more information about Accordance Mobile, see our "Details of the Mobile App" page.
Endorsement: Bill Mounce
Dr. Bill Mounce, President of biblicaltraining.org and author of Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar and Workbook, has been an enthusiastic Accordance user since the early days! In this video recorded at the 2016 ETS meeting in San Antonio, Dr. Mounce describes the specific new feature that has him most excited about Accordance 12.
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Good to Grow with Preaching & Academic Resources
In Ezra 7:10 we read, "For Ezra had devoted himself to the study and observance of the Law of the LORD, and to teaching its decrees and laws in Israel" (NIV). Historically, we find a progression from the study of the Scriptures to their proclamation. This week, we have carefully selected specific titles that will allow you to follow Ezra's example. We have discounted a number of tools that allow you to go as deep into study as you like, as well as other resources that help with teaching and preaching what has been learned in your study! Also, don't miss the new one-volume Moody Bible Commentary, an incredible one-stop biblical goldmine of information, requested by scores of our users, and now available for your personal Accordance Library.
Special sale prices on the products featured below cannot be combined with other discounts and will end on April 24, 2017 (11:59pm EDT).
New! The Moody Bible Commentary
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Now you can study the Bible with the faculty of the Moody Bible Institute!
Imagine having a team of 30 Moody Bible Institute professors helping you study the Bible. Now you have access to these scholars with this in-depth, user-friendly, one-volume commentary.
General editors Michael Rydelnik and Michael Vanlaningham have led a team of contributors whose academic training, practical church experience, and teaching competency make this commentary excellent for anyone who needs help understanding the Scriptures.
With more than 2,000 pages in the print edition and over 1.5 million words, this comprehensive and reliable reference work should be the first place Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, missionaries, and pastors turn to for biblical insight. The Moody Bible Commentary is an all-in-one Bible study resource that will help you better understand and apply God's written revelation to all of life.
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Sacra Pagina NT Commentary Series
The expression Sacra Pagina ("Sacred Page") originally referred to the text of Scripture. In the Middle Ages, it also described the study of Scripture in which the interpreter brought the tools of grammar, rhetoric, dialectic, and philosophy.
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The Academic Corner
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BDF Greek Grammar of the NT and Other Early Christian Literature
This classical and renowned grammar sets the Greek of the New Testament in the context of Hellenistic Greek and compares and contrasts it with the classical norms. It relates the New Testament language to its Semitic background, to Greek dialects, and to Latin, and has been kept fully abreast of latest developments and manuscript discoveries. It is at no point exclusively dependent on modern editions of the Greek New Testament text but considers variant readings wherever they are significant.
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On the Holy Spirit by Basil the Great (Greek and English)
St. Basil the Great wrote his treatise On the Holy Spirit during the closing phase of the Trinitarian controversies of the fourth century. The Arians had previously denied the full divinity of the Son, and the debate then turned to the Holy Spirit. In this work, without explicitly calling the Spirit "God," St. Basil demonstrates that He, like the Son, is of one and the same nature with the Father, and that equal honor and worship therefore are due Him.
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Discourses on the Son of God by Gregory of Nazianzus (Greek and English)
Gregory's writings consisted of several Orations, Letters, and Poems. However, his Five Theological Orations (#27-31) are the most perfect of his orations – they have won for him the title of "Theologian" (i.e. defender of the Godhead). They were delivered in 380 AD in Constantinople against the Eunomians and Macedonians. He writes of the existence, nature, attributes of God; unity of nature in the three Divine Persons; divinity of the Son; replies to objections; and refutation of objections against the divinity of the Holy Spirit.
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Hebrew Masoretic Text with ETCBC Morphology
The ETCBC (Eep Talstra Centre for Bible and Computer) Hebrew database (formerly known as WIVU) is well known among Old Testament scholars for its complex, coherent, and consistent grammatical analysis on all levels (morphology, phraseology, syntax, text-grammar). The implementation of the ETCBC Hebrew database demonstrates the dedication of Accordance to the work of the biblical scholar. Accordance makes it much easier to access the power of the ETCBC, to see the structure of the text, and to search for combinations of the data.
Check out this short video for an overview of the ETCBC Hebrew Syntax.
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ETCBC Hebrew Syntax
Have you discovered the ETCBC Hebrew Syntax in Accordance? The ETCBC Advanced database of the Hebrew Bible (formerly known as WIVU database), contains the scholarly text of the Hebrew Bible with linguistic markup developed by the Werkgroep Informatica at the Free University (WIVU) of Amsterdam and edited by Eep Talstra of the Eep Talstra Centre for Bible and Computer (ETCBC).
Check out this short video for an overview (we recommend viewing at full screen in HD).
NEW! Moody Bible Commentary
Spend a little time with The Moody Bible Commentary, and you may just have found your new favorite one-volume commentary. If you've ever seen this volume in print, you know it's not a quick take on the Bible. At over 2,100 pages in print, written by a team of over 30 contributors from Moody Bible Institute's undergraduate school and seminary, this is not your average Bible commentary. In fact, it's been billed as having "a team of 30 Moody Bible Institute professors helping you study the Bible." That's no exaggeration.
I first held the print version of The Moody Bible Commentary in my hands in 2015. I tagged along with my wife to a library conference she was attending in San Francisco. There were lots of publishers in the exhibit hall, so I was making my rounds. Moody Publishers was represented at the conference, and I struck up a conversation with the Moody rep. I mentioned to him that Accordance users had already been asking us to add their new commentary to the Accordance Library. He was even kind enough to offer me a complimentary copy of the commentary to take with me.
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Such a generous offer, but I was so torn! It was a beautiful volume, and I had already read a number of solidly-written sections while standing in the Moody exhibit. But that book was so big and heavy! It would be much later that night before I'd be back and my hotel room, and it just seemed like too big of a book to carry with me all day. In the end I opted not to take the free copy of The Moody Bible Commentary, not because of the quality of the content, but only because it was so massive. Having declined the Moody rep's generous gift, I was more hopeful than ever that we would one day have this commentary in Accordance. And today's that day!
Filled with scores of maps, charts, and tables, The Moody Bible Commentary was developed "to help laypeople and pastors alike grow in their knowledge of God's Word and understand how its timeless principles apply to life today." The commentary is based upon the original language texts of Scripture, but most Scripture quotations are from the New American Standard Bible. Any references to Hebrew and Greek words are transliterated.
As described in the Foreword…
Each book of the Bible is skillfully introduced, providing the reader with an understanding of the historical setting, the author, the audience, and any interpretive issues. An outline for each book is provided, allowing you to trace the argument or story line of the book. This outline is then incorporated into the text of the commentary so that you can continue to follow the progression of thought in each Bible book.
The comments on the text are concise but insightful. Writing from a conservative, evangelical perspective that reaches across denominational lines, the authors tackle the knotty issues as they emerge in the text. Difficult passages are not ignored. Debated topics are honestly discussed, and, when scholarship yields no clear consensus as to meaning, the authors do not artificially create one. In addition, contemporary issues addressed by the Bible are clearly noted. Thus, in reading, you will find a wonderful weaving of biblical scholarship, theological insight, and practical application.
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The Moody Bible Commentary is the exact kind of resource you want to have with you in Accordance. Rather than having to carry a 2,100+ page book around, you can have all of that scholarship and insight on the Bible right in the palm of your hand, on your laptop, or desktop computer for quick access. In fact, one-volume commentaries make excellent "go to" commentaries for mobile devices because they don't take up as much space as multivolume sets. And The Moody Bible Commentary is so massive, you may just forget that you're not using a multivolume commentary!
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How to Read a Book in Accordance
Ever wonder what separates a title in Accordance Bible Software from ebooks or even other Bible software platforms? In the video below, Abram Kielsmeier-Jones highlights four features of digital texts in Accordance:
Hyperlinks, hyperlinks, hyperlinks!
The expandable/collapsible Table of Contents sidebar
Search Fields to better focus your search
Advanced: Amplify/Research to get from the book you're reading to the rest of your library
According to Abram, after mastering these features, "You'll never read or study a work of theology or biblical studies the same way again. Accordance makes Kindle look like a codex."
In addition to being a longtime Accordance user and a frequent instructor for our free Accordance webinars, Abram Kielsmeier-Jones is also Pastor of Union Congregational Church in Magnolia, Mass. He writes at Words on the Word: www.abramkj.com.
Mikhal Oren 1977-2017
We are very sad to announce that Mikhal Oren ז"ל, one of the members of the Accordance staff, passed away on Saturday, April 8, 2017. She had been battling acute leukemia since November 2016, a sequela to the Hodgkins lymphoma for which she was treated in 2014. She underwent a bone marrow transplant three weeks ago, but did not recover from it.
We were very privileged to have Mikhal as part of the Accordance development team, especially for scholarly texts that required both an excellent knowledge of Hebrew and advanced computer skills. Not only did she start out by completely proofreading and correcting the entire electronic BDB Complete, but she particularly excelled in developing the Accordance modules of the Masora Thesaurus and the recently released ETCBC (formerly WIVU) Hebrew syntactical database. She also assisted in the development of the ongoing tagged Ugaritic texts. Her particular skills made her by far the most qualified person on our team to develop these and other specialized Accordance modules.
Mikhal graduated with a Ph.D in Hebrew language from the University of Haifa, and rather than choosing an academic career, came to us as an Accordance customer, asking if she could help in developing Accordance texts. We gladly accepted her as a developer and have benefitted from her services even more than we could have anticipated. According to those who knew her well, she saw her work with Accordance as an extremely fulfilling job and even as her life's work.
Not only did Mikhal have excellent professional skills, but she was a very modest person, who never sought public recognition, even when she clearly deserved it. Those she worked with found her a very pleasant colleague who often went beyond what was expected of her.
During her last days, Mikhal expressed appreciation several times for all of the encouragement, thoughts, and prayers of many among the Accordance staff who knew her and knew her condition. Her passing, even with the knowledge of the seriousness of her condition, was a shock and severe loss to all of us. We will miss her very much, both professionally and personally.
זיכרונה לברכה
zikhronah livrakha
May her memory be blessed!
A Closer Look at Interpretation Bible Studies
Church Bible studies remain the heart of discipleship and religious education. The Sunday morning sermon may get all the attention and spotlight, but often it's the small group Bible study where believers start to gain in-depth understanding of the Scriptures as related to their own faith. The Bible study offers opportunity for questions to be immediately answered and for those serendipitous moments of discovery.
However, putting together a good Bible study can be hard work when done right. I'm definitely not referring to the kind of Bible study with no preparation on anyone's part where we sit in a circle and ask, "What did that verse mean to you?" No, real Bible study takes the kind of preparation that few have the time to invest on a regular occasion. There's always curriculum and dozens of various Bible study series out there, but most of it is geared toward a very general or beginner audience.
This is where the Interpretation Bible Studies really shine. This series raises the bar on average Bible study literature by delivering content that while not requiring too much previous knowledge, doesn't insult the intelligence of participants. This series provides depth and often asks hard questions which won't be satisfied by the regular "Sunday School" answer. Interpretation Bible Studies don't end with the parting of ways as they offer further places of study for the participant who wants to learn more.
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Covering 10 Old Testament books and 12 from the New Testament, the 19-volume Interpretation Bible Studies are fantastic tools for taking group Bible study to the next level, although they can be used individually as well.
As stated in the Series Preface,
IBS helps readers not only to learn about the history and theology of the Bible, understand the sometimes difficult language of biblical passages, and marvel at the biblical accounts of God's activity in human life, but also to accept the challenge of the Bible's call to discipleship. IBS offers sound guidance for deepening one's knowledge of the Bible and for faithful Christian living in today's world.
This series holds to three primary convictions:
The Bible is the church's Scripture and stands in a unique place of authority in Christian understanding.
Good scholarship helps readers understand truths of the Bible and sharpens their perception of God speaking through the Bible.
Deep knowledge of the Bible bears fruit in one's ethical and spiritual life.
Each volume of the Interpretation Bible Studies features 10 studies (or think in terms of 10 weekly meetings) that together give overview to the entire book being studied. Each study contains engaging commentary of the passage, often making connections to contemporary movies, literature and events. To offer a better understanding of the passage, the reader will also find maps, photos, and definitions of key terms. There are a handful of reflection questions with each study, including some questions that might not have any "easy" answers. These will make for excellent discussion during a group time. And for the really ambitious participants, each study contains a list of resources for further study.
For the leaders of Bible studies using this series, a handy leader's guide is included at the end of each volume. Also, page numbers are included in the Accordance editions, which is helpful for a mixed group using both Accordance and print editions. Although this series can be used independently from the Interpretation Bible Commentary Series, the addition of the commentary allows the Bible study leader to be even more prepared.
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Some are dressier than others and choosing a particular design will depend on the actual occasion. For sit down dinners or cocktail parties it is probably best to opt for a more dressier design but if it's a night out with friends you may want to feel more relaxed and go for a casual dress. For fun and modern dresses you may want to consider searching party wear perhaps. Try and avoid basic work wear as suitable Going Out Dresses because they can be quite boring unless you are super stylish at work.
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|Wilbur L. Stewart, Ronald E. Lange, Richard L. Demers, Jeffrey D. Weintraub
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This invention relates to computer central processors and, more particularly, to an efficient structure for integrating the operations of an address and execution unit and a floating point unit within a highly integrated central processor.
Computer central processors typically include a basic operations execution unit which performs much of the routine processing including adding, subtracting, logical combining and other logical manipulation of information words. The basic operations execution unit may also perform all multiplication and division, but the performance of the central processor is markedly enhanced if more complex calculations, such as floating point operations, are assigned to a co-processor.
Central processor calculation units include a number of dedicated registers including an accumulator register (often called the "A register") and a supplementary accumulator register (often called the "Q register") which may be concatenated with the A register to hold a double word information operand (or two single word operands) or result. Typically, there are a number of other dedicated registers (often called the "X" registers) which serve as address modification registers. For convenience, these dedicated registers will be designated as AQX registers below; however, those skilled in the art will understand that they may have different designations in various specific central processors.
In the case of a central processor incorporating a co-processor as well as a basic operations execution unit, it has been the practice to provide each calculation unit with its own pair of A-Q registers. If the basic operations execution unit decodes an instruction which has been predetermined to be better handled by the co-processor, in part or in whole, the task is assigned to the co-processor by the basic operations execution unit which also forwards to the co-processor the contents of its A and Q registers for placement into the corresponding registers in the co-processor. When the co-processor completes its assigned calculation, it signals the basic operations execution unit accordingly, and the control circuitry in the two units coordinates the transfer of the results from the A and Q registers in the co-processor to the A and Q registers in the basic operations execution unit.
While it is a great advantage to include a co-processor in a central processor that must routinely carry out substantial extended calculations, the necessary transfer of data between the respective A and Q registers of the basic operations execution unit and of the co-processor, as described immediately above, "costs" numerous machine cycles which somewhat offsets the speed of performance advantage obtained from the co-processor.
As faster operation of computers has been sought, numerous hardware/firmware features have been employed to achieve that purpose. One widely incorporated feature directed to increasing the speed of operation is pipelining in which the various stages of execution of a series of consecutive machine level instructions are undertaken simultaneously. Thus, during a given time increment, a first stage of a fourth (in order of execution) instruction may be undertaken while a second stage of a third instruction, a third stage of a second instruction and a fourth stage of a first instruction are all undertaken simultaneously.
In a pipelined central processor, the incorporation of a co-processor has a further drawback which also offsets some of the speed advantage obtained thereby. It is necessary to keep track of which A-Q register pair is "correct" and, at times, to stop the pipeline to update one register pair from the other before it can be used.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that it would be highly desirable to employ a co-processor in a central processor, which may or may not be pipelined, without incurring the offsetting speed penalties resulting from each of the basic operations execution unit and the co-processor employing its own pair of A and Q registers.
It is therefore a broad object of this invention to provide, in a central processor, a basic operations execution unit and a co-processor which operate independently, but which do not require dedicated machine steps to transfer operands and results therebetween.
It is a more specific object of this invention to provide such a central processor in which a basic operations execution unit and a co-processor share access to an accumulator, a supplementary accumulator and other registers in order to avoid the dedicated machine steps heretofore required to transfer operands and results therebetween.
Briefly, these and other objects of the invention are achieved by providing input/output access to a common register file, which includes an accumulator register and a supplementary accumulator register, and by switching control of the register file to the proper processing unit appropriately.
The subject matter of the invention is particularly pointed out and distinctly claimed in the concluding portion of the specification. The invention, however, both as to organization and method of operation, may best be understood by reference to the following description taken in conjunction with the subjoined claims and the accompanying drawing of which:
FIG. 1 is a high level block diagram which illustrates a prior art central processor in an architecture to which the subject invention may be adapted;
FIG. 2 is a more detailed block diagram of one of the address and execution units and the associated floating point unit of the central processor and illustrates in more detail certain of the prior art hardware logic which is improved by the subject invention;
FIG. 3 is a view similar to FIG. 2 illustrating an address and execution unit and its associated floating point unit, which units are configured and interconnected with one another and to adjacent circuitry to incorporate the subject invention; and
FIG. 4 is a data flow diagram of the subject invention.
Referring to FIG. 1, the address and execution section is a microprocessing engine which performs all address preparation and executes all instructions except decimal arithmetic, binary floating point and multiply/divide instructions. Two identical AX units 10, 10A perform duplicate actions in parallel, and the resulting AX unit outputs are constantly compared to detect errors. The main functions performed by the AX units include:
effective and virtual address formation;
memory access control;
security checks;
register change/use control;
execution of basic instructions, shift instructions, security instructions, character manipulation and miscellaneous instructions. In the exemplary CPU in which the invention is incorporated, a cache storage unit 11 stores 64K bytes (16K words). A set associative directory, which defines the main memory location of each 64-byte (16-word) block stored in the cache storage unit, includes a cache directory (CD) unit 12 and a duplicate directory (DD) unit 13.
The specific functions performed by the cache storage unit 11 include:
combined instruction and operand data storage;
instruction and operand buffering and alignment;
data interface with the system bus 7;
domain safestore file.
Two copies of the cache directory information are respectively maintained in the CD and DD units which perform different logic functions. The two directory copies allow interrogation of the cache contents from the system bus in parallel and without interference with instruction/operand access from the CPUs and also provide for error recovery. Functions performed by the CD unit 12 include:
cache directory for CPU accesses;
instruction, operand and store buffer management;
virtual-to-real address translation paging buffer.
Functions performed by the DD unit 13 include:
cache directory for system accesses;
system bus control;
distributed connect/interrupt management;
cache directory error recovery.
Efficient scientific calculation capability is implemented on the floating point (FP) coprocessor units 15, 15A. The identical FP units execute all binary floating point arithmetic operations in duplicate. These units, operating in concert with the duplicate AX units 10, 10A, perform scalar or vector scientific processing.
The FP unit 15 (duplicated by the FP unit 15A):
executes all binary and fixed and floating point multiply and divide operations;
computes 12 by 72-bit partial products in one machine cycle;
computes eight quotient bits per divide cycle;
performs modulo 15 residue integrity checks;
executes all floating point mantissa arithmetic;
executes all exponent operations in either binary or hexadecimal format;
pre-processes operands and post-processes results for multiply and divide instructions;
provides indicator and status control.
Two special purpose random access memories (FRAM 17 and XRAM are incorporated into the CPU. The FRAM unit 17 is an adjunct to the FP units 15, 15A and functions as an FP control store. The XRAM unit 18 is an adjunct to the AX units 10, 10A and serves as a scratchpad as well as providing safestore and patch functions.
The CPU also employs a clock distribution (CK) unit 16 whose functions include:
clock distribution to the several units constituting the CPU;
shift path control;
interface between an external clock and maintenance unit and the CPU;
provision of clock stop logic for error detection and recovery.
The DN unit 14 (in parallel with the DN unit 14A) performs the execution of decimal numeric extended instruction set (EIS) instructions. It also executes decimal-to-binary (DTB), binary-to-decimal (BTD) conversion EIS instructions and move, numeric-edit (MVNE) EIS instructions in conjunction with the AX unit 10. The DN unit both receives operands from memory and sends results to main memory (not shown) via the cache storage unit 11.
The AX, DN and FP units, collectively, are sometimes referred to as the basic processing unit (BPU). It was previously noted that the AX, DN and FP units are duplicated with the duplicate units operating in parallel to obtain duplicate results which are available for integrity checking. Thus, master and slave results are obtained in the normal operation of these units. The master results are placed onto a master result bus (MRB) 20 while the slave results are placed onto a slave result bus (SRB) 21. Both the master and slave results are conveyed, on the MRB and SRB respectively, to the cache storage unit 11. In addition, a command to (COMTO) bus 22 and a command from (COMFROM) bus 23 couple together the AX unit, the DN unit and the FP unit for controlling certain interrelated operations.
The present invention is applicable to central processors incorporating a single BPU as well as to those employing duplicate BPUs (whether in a peer or a non-peer configuration) such that the description of the invention and the directly relevant prior art will proceed in single BPU examples. Thus, referring now to FIG. 2, and still discussing the prior art, it will be observed that the AX unit 10 and the FP unit 15 include inter-communicating control circuitry, 30, 31, respectively, for controlling the relatively independent operations of the AX data manipulation logic 32 and the FP data manipulation logic 33. The AX data manipulation logic 32 includes a single-word-wide AQX register stack 34 in which the A and Q registers, as well as other dedicated registers represented by block X1-XN. (not necessarily all true "X" registers), are found. Some of these additional registers may be one full word wide while others may be less than a full word wide. In one specific prior art central processor, the register stack 34 is configured sixteen high by thirty-six bits wide, a single full data word being four nine-bit bytes. The FP data manipulation logic 33 includes a double word AQ register 35 constituting the concatenated A and Q registers, this configuration, of course, being most efficient for double precision operations.
Depending upon the given operation assigned to the FP data manipulation logic 33, the local result obtained thereby may be a true BPU result to be communicated on the two-word wide result bus 20 to the cache unit 11. Or, the local FP result may only be intermediate to the operation being supervised and partially performed by the AX data manipulation logic 32, a condition which requires transfer of the FP local result thereto on the bus 38. Both this FP-to-AX result transfer and a transfer of starting A/Q information from AX-to-FP over the bus 38 must be rationalized to account for the different orientations of the A and Q registers in the AX and FP data manipulation logic circuitry. This task is performed by rationalization logic 36 which includes packing/unpacking and coordination circuitry, all as well known in the prior art.
As previously mentioned, while there are substantial advantages obtained by employing a co-processor in the prior art configuration discussed immediately above, there are also inefficiencies which limit the extent of the advantages. Thus, attention is now directed to FIG. 3 which reveals the present invention directed to overcoming these inefficiencies of the prior art, the same shown in a somewhat simplified block diagram.
In the architecture shown in FIG. 3, the AX and FP functions are more closely coupled, and the entire BPU may be considered a single section of a CPU, implementable, with current technology, on a single very large scale integrated circuit chip. AX and FP control circuitry, 40, 41, respectively, inter-communicate on comto bus 22 and comfrom bus 23 in a manner similar to the corresponding blocks 30, 3 ! in FIG. 2 to process information received on bus 39 from the cache unit 11. Also similarly, AX data manipulation logic 42 and FP data manipulation logic 43 perform substantially the same functions carried out by the blocks 32, 33 in FIG. 2, but with a fundamental difference in their respective uses of dedicated registers. In the configuration shown in FIG. 3, there is no concatenated AQ register used exclusively by the FP data manipulation logic 43. In contrast, a multi-level AQX register stack 44, differently configured from the AQX register stack 34 in FIG. 2, is shared by the AX data manipulation logic 42 and the FP data manipulation logic 43 by bilateral (i.e., two way) interface switching array circuitry 45 and-output switching array circuitry 46 as coordinated by the AX and FP control blocks, 40, 41, respectively. The remainder of the BPU logic, not directly relevant to an explanation of the present invention, is represented by the block 47.
In a presently preferred embodiment of the invention, the AQX register stack 44 is configured eight high by seventy-two bits wide such that the A and Q registers can be concatenated if desired as, for typical example, during floating point operations performed by the FP data manipulation logic 43. The various X registers, along with any other dedicated registers included in the stack, may be distributed accordingly; i.e., packed to the appropriate extent.
Those skilled in the art will understand that a result transferred to the cache unit 11 in CPUs of the exemplary class, via result bus 48 in FIG. 3 and result bus 20 in FIG. 2, are usually double word, even if the actual result of a given data manipulation operation is single word in length. A single word result is simply replicated which affords a certain effective redundancy in the is result information stored in the cache unit. The interface switching array circuitry 45 and output switching array circuitry 46 in FIG. 3 can readily and conventionally provide for a two word result movement to the cache unit 11. This is achieved, in the case of a single word AX data manipulation, by simultaneously transferring the result, via the interface switching array circuitry 45, into each of the A and Q registers in the stack 44, and, in the case of an FP data manipulation, by transferring the double word result to the A and Q registers in the stack 44 in concatenation. If a given result is intermediate rather than final, access to the intermediate result in the stack 44 by the AX data manipulation logic and/or the FP data manipulation logic for subsequent operations is also obtained via the bilateral interface switching array circuitry 45.
In a presently preferred embodiment of the invention, the output switching array circuitry 46, which serves to place a final result on the result bus 48, may be considered an element of the AX data manipulation logic 42 as represented by the dashed line 49. This aspect and other features of the invention may better be understood by reference to FIG. 4 in conjunction with FIG. 3.
FIG. 4 shows much of the content of FIG. 3, but presented in a somewhat different context which illustrates more particularly, but still simplified for clarity, a specific implementation of the invention. The blocks, connected by dashed lines, designated microcode/instruction generated addresses 50 and control 51, combine the decoding and control logic in the AX control block 40 and FP control block 41 in FIG. 3. This control circuitry decodes instructions and directs and coordinates the movement of information among the various logic blocks involved in instruction execution. This is is achieved by the timely issuance of transfer signals to multiplexers 52-57 in the manner well known in the art.
Two execution paths are illustrated in FIG. 4, one focusing on the floating point execution logic 65, and the other focusing on the shift/arithmetic logic (ALU) 61 which performs appropriate data manipulation operations to further the execution of an instruction, both in the manner well known in the art. For operations handled by the FP unit, an operand received from the cache unit via bus 39 is available for transfer into the A/Q registers in the register stack 44 through the selective enablement of multiplexers 52, 53. The two-word-wide register stack 44 is divided into Bank A and Bank B, each one-word-wide, as shown. Similarly, for operations handled by the AX unit, the operand is available, via multiplexer 57 and Bank A latch 62, for delivery to the shift/ALU logic 61. In addition, the A and/or Q register contents are available to the shift/ALU logic 61 from the register stack 44 via multiplexers 55, 56 and Bank B latch 63. It will be noted that either Bank A information or Bank B information can be steered to the Bank B latch 63 according to the selective enablement of the multiplexers 55, 56. Similarly, either Bank A information or Bank B information can be steered to the Bank A latch 62 via multiplexer 57.
To carry out operations in the FP unit, the registers in the register stack 44, particularly the A/Q registers, are available in double word concatenations suitable for floating point operations via multiplexer 54. When a floating point operation has been completed by the floating point execution logic 65, it is returned to the A/Q registers in the register stack 44 via multiplexers 52, 53. From the register stack, this floating point result is thus available for subsequent further operations in either the AX or FP units. When a data manipulation operation has been completed by the shift/ALU logic 61, it is similarly returned to the A/Q registers in the register stack 44 via multiplexer 53 for subsequent use.
A given data manipulation operation may provide an intermediate or final result. An intermediate result from the floating point execution logic 65 is transferred back to the register stack 44, through multiplexers 52, 53, to update the A/Q registers (and/or appropriate other registers in the stack) for subsequent use. If the floating point result is final, the final result is also sent to the result bus via latch 59 for transfer to and storage in the cache unit. An intermediate result from the shift/ALU logic 61 may be folded back thereto via multiplexer 57 and Bank A latch 57.
In summary, it will be understood that the information in the register stack 44 is always the latest correct value and is available for use by either the AX unit or the FP unit; (or another co-processing unit) without the necessity for going through a rationalization process or using rationalization circuitry. The register stack 44 may also be made available to other execution units as represented by the additional inputs bus to the multiplexer 53 and additional outputs bus from the multiplexers 55, 56
As previously indicated, there maybe other co-processors, such as the DN unit shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, which communicate with the AX and FP units and utilize the register stack 44 and which send results to the result bus. In FIG. 4, this aspect is represented by the "additional inputs" line set to the multiplexer 53 and the "other result" line set to the multiplexer 58. In practice, there is also provision for selectively reading the contents of the register stack 44 to such additional coprocessor(s) as be expanding the multiplexers 55, 56.
Thus, while the principles of the invention have now been made clear in an illustrative embodiment, there will be immediately obvious to those skilled in the art many modifications of structure, arrangements, proportions, the elements, materials, and components, used in the practice of the invention which are particularly adapted for specific environments and operating requirements without departing from those principles.
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