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Subject: Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu)

Author: Slater Wold

Date: 00:52:58 02/19/02

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On February 18, 2002 at 23:04:21, Russell Reagan wrote:

>In reading the Deep Blue post below, I was curious how exactly they program
>hardware to perform certain actions. Is it similair to the way that they make a
>CPU with certain instructions that it can execute? Is this something that the
>common person can experiment with, or do you have to be IBM (or other big
>computer company) to play around with stuff like that? Seems interesting to me.
>I'd like to know more about it.
>
>Russell

I found this in my "Favorites" folder.

This is without a doubt the best article on DB out there.  And it comes straight
from the source.

You'll need Acrobat though.

http://www.cse.msu.edu/~cse841/papers/DeepBlue.pdf

• Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Gian-Carlo Pascutto 06:42:57 02/19/02
  • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Slater Wold 08:07:23 02/19/02
    • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Georg v. Zimmermann 12:03:52 02/19/02
      • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Slater Wold 12:30:41 02/19/02
    • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) David Dory 11:03:23 02/19/02

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