BIB-VERSION:: CS-TR-v2.0
          ID:: STAN//CSL-TR-76-118
       ENTRY:: December 01, 1994
ORGANIZATION:: Stanford University, Computer Systems Laboratory
       TITLE:: THE STANFORD EMULATION LABORATORY
        TYPE:: Technical Report
      AUTHOR:: Flynn, Michael J.
      AUTHOR:: Hoevel, Lee W.
      AUTHOR:: Neuhauser, Charles J.
        DATE:: June 1976
       PAGES:: 42
    ABSTRACT:: The Stanford Emulation Laboratory is designed to support
               general research in the area of emulation. Central to the
               laboratory is a universal host machine, the EMMY, which has
               been designed specifically to be an unbiased, yet efficient
               host for a wide range of target machine architectures.
               Microstore in the EMMY is dynamically microprogrammable and
               thus is used as the primary data storage resource of the
               emulator. Other laboratory equipment includes a
               reconfigurable main memory system and an independent control
               processor to monitor emulation experiments. Laboratory
               software, including two microassemblers, is briefly
               described.

               Three laboratory applications are described: (1) A
               conventional target machine emulation (a system 360), (2)
               'microscopic' examination of emulated target machine
               I-streams, and (3) Direct execution of a high level language
               (Fortran II).
       NOTES:: [Adminitrivia V1/Prg/19941201]
         END:: STAN//CSL-TR-76-118