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"My husband, daughter and grandson and I just spent a wonderful week at this condo at Siesta Key. We really liked being on the first floor as we could easily use the stairs rather than having to use the elevator. The condo, itself, was spotless and had everything we could possibly need for our week's stay. Beach towels and beach toys were provided so we didn't need to bring anything with us. The kitchen was well stocked for those days we decided to eat in. The beds were extremely comfortable also. I really enjoyed having my morning coffee on the balcony. The pool was wonderful, and the beach is breathtaking! I plan on staying here again in the future."Guest: SJH Date of Stay: May 2015 Review Submitted: June 8, 2015View listing
"My teenage daughter, son, and myself stayed at this condo in late July/early August. We were very impressed with the location of the unit. Especially the easy access to the parking space. No need to go thru the lobby. It was a private entrance. The condo was spacious, very clean, and nicely decorated. The showers in both bathrooms were amazing. We have stayed in another unit in Harbor Towers but it did was no comparison to this unit. Mary, the owner, was very pleasant, answered all of my questions promptly, and was a pleasure to rent from. I will definitely rent this unit again in the future."Guest: Debbie L. Date of Stay: July 2014 Review Submitted: August 25, 2014View listing
"We had a wonderful vacation experience. The owner was helpful and very responsive in his communications with us. The condo was everything it was presented to be and more. It was clean and decorated beautifully. We found it to be convenient to the beach, restaurants, shopping and tourist spots. The complex was quiet so we were able to relax and not be disturbed by neighbors, etc."Guest: DM and MM Date of Stay: April 2015 Review Submitted: May 6, 2015View listing
"I was quite concerned about that bad review but agree, it was over the top too much to be true. We have stayed here three or four times now, beginning in 2008 (see earlier review.) This is a top quality condo with just about anything you could possibly need. It's extremely comfortable, spacious and luxurious. There were a couple of problems on our arrival which management was already taking care of. Kristy was great to deal with and very responsive. We love being so close to the beach and village. The kitchen-dining-living room is so spacious, great for everyone to pitch in with meals and just being together. We will be back!"Guest: Karen W. Date of Stay: July 2014 Review Submitted: October 11, 2014View listing
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When you take a vacation to Siesta Key, Fla., you'll find people who enjoy an active lifestyle. From artists and writers to outdoor sports enthusiasts, there's much to do on this barrier island. At 8 miles long, you'll find some of the world's best white sand beaches, shopping and dining that will make you want to extend your vacation into a lifelong stay.
This little island of paradise is perfect for a romantic getaway or a family vacation. The clear waters will inspire you and the one-of-a-kind attractions are what you always imagined an island escape would be.
Must-see Attractions in Siesta Key
Beaches: When you go to Siesta Key, it'll be hard not to find yourself at Siesta Key Beach. The fine white sand is perfect for a day of fun in the sun and the water is even better for activities like surfing, wakeboarding and boating. This beach is one of the most beautiful in the country, so you certainly don't want to skip it. There are several other beaches on the island as well, including Nokomis Public Beach, North Jetty Park Beach, Whitney Beach, Palma Sola South and North, Englewood Mid Beach and Palm Island North.
Beach rides: If you've always wanted to take a cruise along the beach, Siesta Key is the place to do it. There are several local companies that offer rides to visitors and guests, and they will guide you along the shores in covered golf carts to give you some of the best views you can find.
Point of Rocks: You haven't seen anything until you visit Point of Rocks. This beach is a rare geologic feature that's perfect for bird watching and marine wildlife viewing. On top of that, there's a scenic beach nearby for you to watch the sunset and enjoy the scenery. Fishermen will love Point of Rocks as they cast out their lines and try to snag a bite.
Outdoor activities: There's a reason many of Siesta Key's residents enjoy outdoor activities - there's so much to do! Whether it's getting a tan on the beach or dipping your toes in the water, a relaxed lifestyle is what it's all about. Guests can go fishing along one of the many piers, including the Englewood Ken Thompson Park Pier and the New Pass Pier. You can even watch a game of cricket and learn more about this English pastime with a visit to the Sarasota International Cricket Club's grounds. During the summer months, visitors can check out free concerts in the park to hear a number of musical performances and get down. You can also go wind surfing, jet or water skiing, boating and snorkeling if you want to get up close and personal with the water and take on a more daring adventure.
Shopping and Dining in Siesta Key
Shopping: There's plenty of shopping to be done in Siesta Key and the surrounding areas. The island is just a short drive from Sarasota, which has the sophistication of a big city but remains full of small-town charm. If you want to stay on the island, there are a number of shops at Siesta Village, which is located at the north end of Siesta Key and just a short distance from Crescent and Siesta beaches. You can also find more than 100 shops, boutiques, galleries and sidewalk cafes at St. Armand's Circle along Main Street and Palm Avenue in Sarasota. If you want, get up on a Saturday morning and head to Sarasota for the farmers market on Main and Lemon streets downtown. Aside from the fresh food and handmade goods, you'll also find goodies for your pet.
Dining in Siesta Key: If you want to take in views of the water while dining, head to Marina Jack's on Sarasota's bayfront. There's also O'Leary's Tiki Bar at Centennial Park along Sarasota Bay which is a great place for travelers who want to enjoy a good vibe and socialize. You'll find plenty of places to choose from in downtown Sarasota along Main Street. There are eateries and bars, including Mattison's City Grill as well as Divino Restaurant, where you will find tasty food and impressive live entertainment.


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A data processing system using separate fixed point and floating point computation units and a single control store means for controlling the operations of both units, the units being responsive to commonly shared control fields of the microinstructions supplied from the control store means during their respective operations. The floating point unit can provide single or double precision results, an additional control field of the microinstructions identifying which result is required.
1. In a data processing system requiring fixed point and floating point computation operations
an arithmetic computation unit for providing fixed point arithmetic computations,
a floating point computation unit operating independently and in time synchronism with said arithmetic computation unit comprising an exponent computation unit and a mantissa computation unit for providing floating point arithmetic computations for data words having a first or a second selected number of bits,
a single control store means for supplying microinstructions for controlling the operations of both said arithmetic computation unit and said floating point computation unit, both said computation units being responsive to a plurality of commonly shared control fields of said microinstructions during their respective operations,
said floating point computation unit being further responsive to an additional control field of said microinstructions for identifying whether said floating point computation unit is operating on data words of said first or said second selected number of data bits.
2. In a data processing system in accordance with claim 1 wherein said first selected number of bits is 32 bits for providing a 24 bit floating point mantissa result and said second selected number of bits is 64 bits for providing a 56 bit floating point mantissa result.
3. In a data processing system in accordance with claim 2 wherein said additional control field identifies a 32 bit operation, said field controls the operation of said floating point computation unit in a manner such that the operands of the computation used for the first 24 bits of said floating point words are controlled by a microinstruction from said control store and further including means responsive to said additional control field for setting the remaining 40 bits of said floating point words to zero.
This invention relates to arithmetic units for use in data processing systems and, more particularly, to a floating point computation unit for use in providing a single precision or double precision accuracy and to an improved technique used therein for providing rounding of the calculated result in a floating point mantissa computation operation.
Data processing systems utilize arithmetic calculation units for performing fixed or floating point calculations. One such system, for example, is utilized in a 32-bit processing system made and sold by Data General Corporation of Westboro, Mass. under the designation ECLIPSE� MV/8000. Such system utilizes an arithmetic logic unit which can perform both fixed point calculations and floating point calculations.
In performing floating point calculations, the arithmetic logic unit of such system can be operated to produce either "single precision" accuracy wherein the floating point mantissa result comprises 24 bits (the remaining 8 bits being designated as "guard bits" for use in rounding operations) or "double precision" accuracy in which the calculation is effectively a 64-bit operation wherein the floating point mantissa result comprises 56-bits (the remaining 8 bits being used for rounding in the same manner as in single precision operations). In the present ECLIPSE� MV/8000 system double precision operations are performed by the arithmetic logic unit as two sequential 32-bit operations so that the overall time required for double precision is substantially greater than that required for single precision operation.
It is desirable to be able to perform the double precision operation in substantially less time compared to that presently required for the double precision operations in the current system without greatly increasing the overall complexity or cost of the system in this regard.
An appropriate technique for doing so which has been suggested by the art involves the performance of floating point operations by a floating point arithmetic computation unit which is separate from the arithmetic computation unit which performs fixed point operations. The floating point unit would be capable of performing its operation on 32-bit or 64-bit words to achieve both single and double precision operations. Thus, such a system would utilize both an arithmetic logic unit (ALU) and a floating point unit (FPU), each having its own control store for storing its own microinstructions (i.e., microcode) which are used in performing the separate types of arithmetic calculations involved. Accordingly, the ALU control store would provide microcode for performing 32-bit fixed point operations while the FPU control store would provide microcode for performing both 32-bit and 64-bit floating point operations. The time required to perform a complete double precision floating point operation would be reduced over that required to perform such double precision floating point operations using only a single arithmetic logic unit which can operate only on 32-bit words at a time. Such an approach, however, requires the provision of an additional different control store with entirely different microcode for controlling the operation of the FPU independently and separately from the control store and microcode operation of the ALU.
Alternatively, it has been suggested that a single control store be used, which store, however, is considerably enlarged in comparison with that previously required when using a single arithmetic logic unit so as to provide completely different and separate sets of control fields for controlling the operation of the ALU and for controlling the operation of the FPU. The use of such an enlarged control store is required in order to accommodate a sufficient number of control fields to assure that such units are independently and effectively separately controlled.
It would be desirable, however, to be able to provide the above desired operation without the need for two separate control stores or for such an enlarged control store.
In accordance with the invention fixed point operations, as well as single and double precision floating point operations, can be achieved utilizing an ALU board and a separate FPU board, both of which are controlled through the use of a single common control store having common control fields. In effect, then, control of both boards is achieved using substantially the same overall microcode, except for the microcode which relates to floating point operations. The general configuration of the FPU board is substantially similar to the general configuration of the ALU board and both boards share common microinstruction fields for the control of their operations, The FPU board requiring the use of only two additional fields for controlling destination operations and for controlling single and double precision floating point operations. Such additional 3-bit and 2-bit fields, respectfully, can be readily accommodated in the single previously used control store without enlargement thereof. The remaining microcode fields are common to both ALU and FPU boards, the FPU board utilizing such microcode when a floating point operation is required (the ALU board being effectively disabled) and the ALU board using such microcode when non-floating point operation is required (the FPU board being effectively disabled).
A double precision operation can be performed at a speed which is substantially greater than that required when using the conventional 32-bit single ALU board operation mentioned above. Further, since substantially the same microcode is used for both ALU and FPU operations, it is not necessary to rewrite, or to add to, the previously used microcode for non-floating point operations except for minimal control field additions needed to distinguish between ALU or FPU operations, such operations otherwise using the same control fields as used for the previous ALU operation. Because the ALU board and the FPU board share the same fields, except for the added destination and single/double precision fields needed for the FPU, the complexity and costs of the system are reduced over systems which require two complete separate control stores or two completely separate sets of control fields of a single control store.
Moreover, the system is readily adapted to implementing an improved technique for providing floating point arithmetic rounding operations in either single or double precision modes.
The invention can be described in more detail with the help of the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. 1, 1A shows a block diagram of an arithmetic logic unit as used in the prior ECLIPSE MV/8000 unit;
FIGS. 2, 2A & 2B shows a block diagram of a floating point computation unit in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 3 shows a chart defining the control store mode (CSM) and extension (EXT) fields as used in floating point microinstructions in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 4 shows a chart defining the comparable control store mode (CSM) fields of the previously used MV/8000 system and;
FIGS. 5-36 depict specific logic diagrams for implementing the block diagram of FIG. 2 of the floating point unit of the invention.
When using a floating point unit for providing either single or double precision operation and calculating the mantissa value, the 64-bit word which results comprises the following portions: ##STR1##
During a single precision operation only 32 bits (bits 0-31) of the 64-bit words are used (bits 32-63 are "zero"). The floating point mantissa result comprises bits 0-23 while bits 24-31 are designated as "guard" bits which are utilized in a rounding operation, as discussed in more detail below. When providing double precision operation the mantissa floating point result comprises bits 0-55, with bits 56-63 operating as the "guard" bits thereof.
In performing both fixed and floating point arithmetic operations in the aforesaid ECLIPSE� MV/8000 system, a single arithmetic logic unit (ALU) as shown in broad block diagram form in FIG. 1 is used. The operation thereof is known to the art with respect to such presently available MV/8000 system. In accordance with the invention, a separate floating point unit (FPU) is used for performing floating point calculations, such unit having the broad block diagram configuration shown in FIG. 2. As can be seen therein, the overall operational block diagram of the FPU is substantially similar to that of the previously utilized ALU.
Control of the operation of the ALU in the previous MV/8000 system is determined in accordance with specifically devised microcode, a typical 80-bit microinstruction format as used therein, for example, being described below: ##STR2##
In such format bits 74-78 were unused in the MV/8000 system and the microcode field designated as the CSM (control store mode) controlled operations of the ALU for both fixed and floating point modes. In accordance with the invention, control of both the separate ALU and the FPU boards is achieved through the use of essentially the same microcode control store and microinstruction format wherein the five previously unused bits 74-78 are used to provide two additional fields for controlling the operation of the floating point unit destination registers (the FPUD field bits 74-76) and for controlling operation for either single or double precision results (the EXT field bits 77 and 78), as described in more detail below.
Thus, in the invention the microinstruction fields which control the operation of the floating point unit are the control store mode (CSM) field bits 28-31, the 3-bit floating point unit destination (FPUD) field bits 74-76, and the 2-bit extension (EXT) field, bits 77 and 78. As in the previous ECLIPSE� MV/8000 unit, the operations for both the arithmetic logic unit and the floating point unit are cycled twice for each microinstruction (a first half-cycle and a second half-cycle) and the CSM, FPUD and EXT fields define the sources of control during each of the half-cycles.
A summary of the control store mode field and the extension field operations is shown in FIG. 3 for the various operations which are performed. As in the MV/8000 the floating point operation is performed in 4-bit slices, the overall 64-bit data words utilized comprising sixteen 4-bit slices, the single precision floating point result comprising six 4-bit slices (the 37 upper" six slices) and the double precision 56-bit result comprising fourteen 4-bit slices (the "upper" six slices and the "middle" eight slices) and the guard bits for use in the double precision mode comprising two 4-bit slices (the "lower" two slices). In the first twelve mathematical operations performed, such operations can be either single or double precision operations as determined by the extension (EXT) field bits.
In the control store mode and extension fields described in FIG. 3, the FAMTH, FFIXP, FGEN, FATU, BOUT, QDEC, QINC, and QADD modes use both half-cycles 1 and 2 for their normal operations (e.g., A op B→B). The remianing modes perform two FPU operations. Thus, the SMATH, SFIXP, SGEN and SATU modes perform an operation during the first half-cycle but utilize the data bus (DBUS) during the second half-cycle. The NORM and PRESC modes are used to normalize and prescale the floating point operands, respectively, while the MPY mode implements a double cycle 2-bit Booth's multiply algorithm and the DIV mode implements a double cycle non-restoring divide operation, the latter operations both being conventionally well known to the art.
The first twelve mathematical modes can be used for either double or single precision accuracy and such operation is determined by the EXT field as shown in FIG. 3. Thus, for a double precision operation, where all sixteen 4-bit slices are utilized, the microorder from the appropriate field of the specified microinstruction (uI) or the DBUS use controls all sixteen slices. This is designated in FIG. 3 by the presence of uI16 or the designations DZ16 and OR16 in the appropriate ALU and FPU fields, i.e., the ALUS (ALU source), the ALUOP (ALU operation) field and the FPUD (FPU destination) field. The designation "#" during the first half cycle for the FPUD field merely indicates that no FPUD clocking takes place (i.e., there is no FPU destination operation for such mode during the first half-cycle) and the designation "≠16" indicates that the microorder will defer to a pre-decoded or "forced" value.
For a single precision operation the lower ten 4-bit slices (bits 24-63) are zero since only bits 0-23 are used. In the particular operation of the floating point unit and "AND" operation in which one of the operands is zero at each bit slice provides for a propagation of an input carry (CRY) bit through each bit slice to the ouptut carry bit so that the FPU "CRYIN" is propagated throughout the lower ten 4-bit slices for single precision operation. The basis for such operation of the FPU computation circuit in this regard is described in more detail below with respect to the description of rounding techniques discussed at a later point herein. While zeros are present in the lower ten 4-bit slices the microorder from the appropriate field of the specified microinstruction (uI) controls the upper six 4-bit slices. For example, in the first half-cycle for all of the four Fxxx modes shown in FIG. 3, single precision operation (EXT field 2) is designated by the legends "uI6/DZ10" (indicating the operands of the upper six slices are under microinstruction control and the operands of the lower ten slices are the DBUS and zero) for the ALUS field and "uI6/AND10" (indicating the operands of the upper six slices are under microinstruction control and each of the lower ten slices receive an AND operation) for the ALUOP field. The FPUD field is not used in the first half-cycle, while such field under microinstruction control during the second half-cycle.
The Control Store Mode for controlling operation of the ALU utilizes substantially the same microcode, as shown by the CSM characteristics depicted in FIG. 4 (which is also the control store mode set up to control operation in the previously designed ECLIPSE� MV/8000 system). As can be seen therein, where there is no separately defined single or double precision operation for the ALU, effectively the same CSM operations are performed as for FPU operation and no EXT field is required. Thus, for ALU operation control field bits 74-78 of the above microinstruction are not utilized (no FPUD field and no EXT field controls are required). In each case, for both ALU and FPU operations, the ALUS and the ALUOP field values represent exactly the same operations as shown below.
______________________________________ALUS FIELD (R,S) ALUOP FIELD______________________________________AQ 0 ADD 0 (R + S)AB 1 SUB 1 (S - R)ZQ 2 RSB 2 (R - S)ZB 3 OR 3 (R or S)ZA 4 AND 4 (R * S)DA 5 ANC 5 (R' * S)DQ 6 XOR 6 (R � or S)DZ 7 XNR 7 (R � or S)'______________________________________
For the ALU operations the ALUD field and for FPU operations the FPUD field are also shown below.
______________________________________ALUD FIELDMnem Value Description______________________________________NLD 0 No load; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31>QREG 1 Load QREG only; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31>BREG 2 Load BREG only; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31>AOUT 3 Load BREG only; Y<0-31> = AREG<0-31>RSHB 4 Load BREG with ALU shifted right one bit; LINK register := ALU31; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31>RSQB 5 Load BREG with ALU shifted right one bit; Shift QREG right; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31> LINK register := ALU31LSHB 6 Load BREG with ALU shifted left one bit; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31> LINK gets ALU16, ALU0 for FLAG0 = 0,1 respectively.LSQB 7 Load BREG with ALU shifted left one bit; Shift QREG left; Y<0-31> = ALU<0-31> LINK gets ALU16, ALU0 for FLAG0 = 0,1 respectively.______________________________________
______________________________________FPUD FIELDMnem Value Description______________________________________NLD 0 No load; Y<0-63> = FPU<0-63>QREG 1 Load QREG only; Y<0-63> = FPU<0-63>BREG 2 Load BREG only; Y<0-63> = FPU<0-63>AOUT 3 Load BREG only; Y<0-63> = AREG<0-63>RSHB 4 Load BREG with FPU shifted right one bit; BREG <0-63> := 0, FPU<0-62> LINK := 0RSQB 5 Load BREG, QREG with FPU, QREG shifted right one bit; BREG<0-63> := 0, FPU<0-62> QREG<0-63> := FPU63, QREG<0-62> LINK := 0LSHB 6 Load BREG with FPU shifted left one bit; BREG<0-63> := FPU<1-63>,QREG0 LINK := FPU0LSQB 7 Load BREG, QREG with FPU, QREG shifted left one bit; BREG<0- 63> := FPU<1-63>, QREG0 QREG<0-63> := QREG<1-62>, CRYY LINK := FPU0______________________________________
In each case (for the ALUD field and the FPUD field) a zero value is a no load operation. Thus, when the FPU board is being utilized for a floating point operation by the system, the ALUD field has a zero value so that no ALU calculations can be loaded into any destination register, while the FPUD field assumes a value which identifies an appropriate destination register into which a floating point answer can be loaded in accordance with the FPUD field above. However, if data is being transferred between the ALU and the FPU, the microcode can be written to allow loading of a destination register on each board, according to the algorithm appropriate for the instruction being implemented.
In the same manner, when the ALU board is being utilized for a fixed point operation by the system, the FPUD field has a zero value so that no FPU calculations can be loaded into any destination register, while the ALUD field assumes a value which identifies an appropriate register into which an ALU result can be loaded in accordance with the ALUD field above.
Accordingly, substantially the same microcode is used for non-floating point operations. Floating point microcode is rewritten to control the FPU maintaining identical algorithms so that results with ALU only or ALU and FPU are the same. This requires an additional 2-bit field (the EXT field) in order to provide for suitable single or double precision floating point operation and an additional 3-bit field (the FPUD field) in order to identify FPU destination operations. Because the same microcode is used for each board, only a single microcontrol store is needed for storing the microinstructions required for controlling the operation of both boards. For double precision operation, the FPU board operates on a 64-bit word and, therefore, the overall double precision floating point calculation can be performed in less time than was required for the previous MV/8000 operation when the ALU board was used to provide both floating point single and double precision calculations but could only do so by operating on 32-bit words at one time. However, the results produced are identical.
In addition to providing a separate board for performing single and double precision floating point computations, as discussed above, the floating point unit also is designed so as to provide "rounding" of the single or double precision floating point mantissa results in a unique manner as described below. As is well known, a conventional floating point mantissa calculation for addition or subtraction can occur in four cycles, as set forth below:
1. A comparison of the floating point operands is made to determine which is larger
2. The smaller operand is pre-scaled so as to align its radix point
3. The floating point operation is performed and normalized so as to produce an unrounded result
4. The unrounded result is rounded and the rounded result is normalized
In a floating point mantissa operation a round bit can be appropriately added into the least significant bit of the floating point result (e.g., bit 23 of the single precision operation or bit 55 of a double precision operation). Techniques for performing such rounding operation are discussed in copending U.S. Pat. application Ser. No. 256,726, filed Apr. 23, 1981 by J. Rosen. As discussed therein the calculation is performed in 4-bit slices with the appropriate "carry" bits for each slice being effectively inserted into the next higher adjacent slice, as shown below, (CRY.0. is the carry bit for the overall result). In an actual circuit implementation, for example, carry look-ahead circuits can be used to supply the carry-in bits to each slice. ##STR3##
The floating point computation can be performed by using a bit-slice integrated circuit which is available under the designation 2901 made by several manufacturers (e.g., IDM 2901A-1 IC chip made by National Semiconductor Corporation of Santa Clara, Calif. An "AND" operation (for a 4-bit slice) performed by such well-known circuit can be described as follows. Let the bits of the 4-bit slice operands be designated as R0, R1, R2, R3 and S0, S1, S2 and S3, respectively. For such AND operation, the propagate (P) output is "low" and the generate (G) output is defined by the Boolean equation:
and the carry out (CRYOUT) output is defined by the Boolean equation:
The rounding operation to be described in accordance with the invention herein makes use of the above-described operation of the 2901 IC circuit in providing a rounding technique which avoids the extra time normally required in conventional rounding techniques which effectively require a multiplexing operation when inserting the round bit at the proper slice (as discussed in the aforesiad Rosen application).
Thus, the invention recognizes that in the above operation of the 2901 unit, if one of the operands is zero and the unit is performing an AND operation the carry in bit is propagated through the slice as the carry out bit so that
______________________________________CRYOUT = CRYINP = 1 (--Pis low)G = .0. (--Gis high)______________________________________
That is, whatever is inserted as a CRYIN bit to the 4-bit slice effectively from the next lower adjacent 4-bit slice is propagated directly through the slice and is provided as the CRYOUT bit thereof. In an actual circuit implementation, for example, this propagation can be accomplished by carry look-ahead circuits. Carry look-ahead circuits will propagate a carry (P=1) bit, but not generate one (G=φ).
Therefore, in order to add the round bit into the appropriate bit position, bit 23 for a single precision mantissa computation and bit 55 for a double precision mantissa computation, the round bit (suitably calculated as described, for example, in the aforementioned Rosen application) can be inserted at bit 63 (the least significant bit) as the CRYIN bit of the lower 4-bit slice.
For a single precision mode for each of the middle eight 4-bit slices (bits 24-55) and the lower two 4-bit slices (bits 56-63), one of the operands is set to zero and each is controlled to perform an AND operation so that whatever is inserted as a CRYIN bit at bit 63 is propagated effectively through each of such slices as a CRYOUT bit.
Accordingly, if the round bit is added as the "carry in" bit CRYIN, such round bit is propagated effectively through the lower two and the middle eight 4-bit slices so as to be added as the carry in bit CRY24 at bit 23 of 4-bit slice 20-23 (the lowest 4-bit slice of the unrounded result) so that the rounding operation is performed without the need to utilize and effective multiplexing operation at bit 23.
In the same manner, for a double precision floating point mantissa computation, the lower two slices (bits 56-63) are arranged during the rounding cycle to have one of their operands set to zero and are controlled to perform AND operations. A round bit inserted as the CRYIN bit at bit 63 is then effectively propagated through the lower two slices and inserted as the carry in bit CRY56 (the round bit) at bit 55 of the lower 4-bit slice (bits 52-55) of the unrounded result to complete the rounding of the final 56-bit floating point mantissa result.
In the same manner, during non-rounding cycles in a single precision operation, the CRYIN bit set by microcode is effectively propagated to bit 23 as described above, since according to FIG. 3 the lower ten slices have one of their operands set to zero and are controlled to perform AND operations.
Specific logic which is used to implement the floating point unit board of FIG. 2 is shown in FIGS. 5-36. Thus, the 4-bit microprocessor slice logic is depicted in FIGS. 5-12. FIGS. 13-16 show the 4-bit slice control logic and the control store mode (CSM) and extension (EXT) decode logic. FIGS. 17-18 show various logic such as the look-ahead carry logic, floating point status register logic, test logic, random field logic and the central processor data (CPD) bus control logic. FIGS. 19-20 depict logic associated with the operation of the multiply register (MREG) and multiply accumulator (MACC) of FIG. 2. FIGS. 21-23 show logic associated with the T-latch unit and the CPD bus interface logic depicted in FIG. 2. FIGS. 24-26 show logic associated with the coarse nibble rotator, the Z-latch logic and the shift enable logic of FIG. 2. FIGS. 27-29 show logic associated with the fine nibble rotator of FIG. 2 and further shift control logic. The nibble shift multiplexer units and the processor memory data bus interface logic are shown in FIGS. 30-32. D-bus enable logic, dispatch logic, normalization logic and the round logic for generating the round bit SET ROUND are depicted in FIGS. 33-34. The ACSR (source register), ACDR (destination register), A-register and B-register logic of FIG. 2 are shown in FIGS. 35-36, as well as various clock logic required for FPU operation. The use by those in the art of such specific logic as depicted in FIGS. 5-36, together with the foregoing description, will permit one in the art to practice the invention and to fabricate an FPU board thereof in accordance with the invention, as set forth above.
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Graves entertains the crowd again as Zags prepare to dance with second-seeded Kentucky on Sunday
KINGSTON, R.I. - Forget dunking a basketball.
Gonzaga women's basketball coach Kelly Graves' excitement prior to the final practice before his 11th-seeded Bulldogs face No. 2-seeded Kentucky tomorrow was all about Dunkin Donuts. Graves made his first trip to the famed joint last night on a walk.
The press conference remark, which will likely make its way into all the media coverage today, showcased how loose the Zags are during their cross-country trip for their Sweet 16 dance with the Wildcats. One thing about Graves and the Zags - they know how to let the good times roll, as highlighted in this morning's feature on sophomore guard Haiden Palmer.
More coverage later from myself and a picture story from S-R photographer Colin Mulvany.
Lady Zags Earn Their Spot
Gonzaga fans hold up signs in the sold out arena as the team plays Miami in the second half of an NCAA tournament second-round women's college basketball game in Spokane Monday. Gonzaga beat Miami 65-54.(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Ever so slightly overlooked in Gonzaga crashing yet another Sweet 16 in the NCAA women's basketball tournament this week was the morsel of the Bulldogs holding the nation's sixth-highest scoring team 22 points shy of its norm. So the Zags played pretty good defense. And coach Kelly Graves was still playing it Wednesday. Perhaps you can imagine the reason. As was the case a year ago – and as it will be again next year – the Bulldogs bid for and won the right to host the first and second rounds at the McCarthey Athletic Center, though they still had to, you know, earn their way into the tournament itself. Which they did/John Blanchette, SR. More here.
Question: Are you following the Lady Zags now that the men are done with March Madness? Have you followed the all along? Or are you still not following them?
Sweet 16 wrap, on to Elite 8
Yep, woke up this morning (mind you it wasn't too early), saw the newspaper and confirmed, Gonzaga is headed to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.
Our coverage included a game story, John Blanchette column, notebook, slide show and the other Sweet 16 Game.
Now the Zags face Stanford, which kindly came to Spokane last November and pulled out a close win over the Zags. But as both teams have been saying today, that was a long time ago.
There will be much more from the Spokane Regional tonight and tomorrow.
For what else I've found for this morning, read on.
Gonzaga joins the Elite
Gonzaga made history Saturday night - women's division - by becoming the lowest seed (11) to make the Elite Eight of the NCAA Basketball Tournament. They did it by holding up down the stretch to beat seventh-seeded Louisville 76-69 before more than 10,700 fans at the Arena. As usual, Courtney Vandersloot (21) led the charge, setting a NCAA single season assist record and the WCC career steals record along the way.
They get a rematch with Stanford … the Cardinals won 84-78 in McCarthey the second game of the season … after the top-seeded Cardinal survived No. 5 North Carolina 72-65. We're limited by deadline and exhaustion from providing you more than the story and an amazing 41-picture slide show from Chris Anderson and Dan Pelle. Tomorrow you get John Blanchette's column and a notebook.
You can find a lot more goodies on ESPN.com and a Bud Withers story in the Seattle Times.
Countdown to tip-off for Zags
Less than an hour before Gonzaga and Louisville tip-off in the Sweet 16, the Spokane Regional of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.
And no, don't ask again, I'm not making my prediction public.
Just a couple of things I missed when I blogged at 6 a.m.. Bud Withers from The Seattle Times, which may make you nervous as it talks about the possibility of Graves coaching the Huskies; Michelle Voepel from ESPN.com looking at Courtney Vandersloot and Jackie Stiles.
Tennessee turns back Ohio State to make the Elite 8 in Dayton.
More to read until Sweet 16 tip-off
Good morning. Back to catch up with more stories out of the Spokane Regional of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament before settling in to watch Angie Bjorklund (U-Hi) and Tennessee against Ohio State in the Dayton Regional.
First is columnist John Blanchette's glance back as the group that got this all started for the Gonzaga women, who face Louisville and freshman sensation Shoni Schimmel (above).
There's more, read on.
Buildup continues for Sweet 16
Boy, did this day get away from me. Writing a basketball story, hockey story and getting a handle on a track story for next week. I can't think any more. Time to go surfing.
Plenty of attention in Spokane for the NCAA Women's tournament. The Sweet 16 at the Arena on Saturday with links to the school releases as available. Both games on ESPN2:
6 p.m. - No. 11 Gonzaga (30-4) vs No. 7 Louisville (22-12)
8:30 - No. 5 North Carolina (28-8) vs. No. 1 Stanford (31-2)
Read on for what else I stumbled into.
Zags respect Louisville & more notes
A late post with a few things I've stumbled onto and a story on Gonzaga's reaction to facing Louisville on Saturday instead of Xavier. Read on.


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This fast-paced, engaging end to the Ransome Trilogy follows a tale of love and danger on the Caribbean Sea in the early 1800s.
Captain William Ransome is searching for his sister, Charlotte, who has been captured by Salvadore, the infamous Robin Hood of the West Indies. When word comes that his wife, Julia, has been kidnapped by the evil pirate, Shaw, Captain Ransome and his crew frantically search the horizon for the two women he loves. After Charlotte is found, she emerges with revelations about Salvadore s true identity and his willingness to help search for Julia. It s news that sends shockwaves through the family.
Will Captain Ransome trust Salvadore to help rescue his beloved wife? And what other secrets have been buried like long lost treasure in these waters? Romance, intrigue, and swashbuckling leaps of faith create a wonderfully heroic close to this beloved series.
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