Networking►Stanford CS144

principles

Principles in Network

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Ch6

The Memory Hierarchy

Networking►Stanford CS144

network layer

The Network layer

Walk through the services provided by IP protocol

Networking►Stanford CS144

Introduction

Introduction to Computer Networking

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Ch5

Optimizing Program Performance

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architecturelab

Architecture lab

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Ch4PartII

4.4 General Principles of Pipelining

Such systems are familiar to anyone who has been through the serving line at a cafeteria or run a car through an automated car wash.

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Ch4

Processor Architecture

Modern microprocessors are among the most complex systems ever created by humans.

A single silicon chip, roughly the size of a fingernail, can contain several high-performance processors, large cache memories, and the logic required to interface them to external devices.

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bomblab

Bomb lab

Let’s do reverse engineering

(Unfortunately, we cannot get CMU version bomb … We won’t lose points when the bomb blows up.)

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Ch3PartIV

3.10 Combining Control and Data in Machine-Level Programs

In this section, we look at ways in which data and control interact with each other.