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title = "ISA Documentation"
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The best way to understand a CPU is to take one apart. The Little Computer
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family was designed with exactly that in mind: every detail is intentional,
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every constraint has a reason. The three canonical architectures (LC-2, LC-3,
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and LC-3b) were built to be studied, not just used, and their internal structure
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reflects that philosophy at every level.
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At the core, all three share the same foundation. The address bus is 16 bits
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wide, giving a linear address space of 65,536 locations, no segmentation, no
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paging, no virtual memory. Each architecture uses eight general-purpose
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registers (R0-R7), a program counter (PC), and a 3-bit condition code register
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(CC) that tracks the sign of the last result written to a register: negative,
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zero, or positive. Every instruction is exactly 16 bits wide, with the top 4
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bits reserved for the opcode, a constraint that shapes the design of every
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instruction in the set.
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Each successive version refines this foundation rather than replacing it. LC-2
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and LC-3 pair the 16-bit address bus with a 16-bit data bus, meaning each memory
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location holds a full 16-bit word - 128 KiB of addressable memory in total.
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LC-3b narrows the data bus to 8 bits: memory locations hold a single byte,
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halving the addressable memory to 64 KiB and introducing byte-level memory
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operations absent in the other two. LC-3 and LC-3b also add privilege levels - a
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distinction between user mode and supervisor mode - which the original LC-2 does
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not have.
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What none of them have is equally telling: no flags register, no status
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register, no variable-length instructions, no complex addressing hierarchies.
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The simplicity is not a limitation, it is the point.
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Beyond the canonical three, two other architectures are documented here. LC-1
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predates LC-2 and represents the earliest iteration of the family: simpler, more
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constrained, and rarely discussed today. LC-3.2 sits at the other end: an
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unofficial extension that expands the address space to 32 bits and reduces the
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word size to 8 bits, bringing the family closer to the real-world architectures
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it was never meant to replicate.
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## How the Family Evolved
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{{% steps %}}
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### LC-1
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The starting point of the family. An accumulator-based architecture with a
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single register, a 13-bit address space, and just 8 instructions. Extremely
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minimal by design. Closer to a teaching toy than a real CPU.
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### LC-2
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LC-2 marks the transition from a single-accumulator model to a proper register
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file. The initial revision introduced 4 registers and N,Z condition codes. This
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is a first step away from the extreme minimalism of LC-1.
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The final revision settled on 8 registers (R0-R7) and three condition codes (N,
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Z, P), the blueprint that all subsequent canonical architectures would inherit.
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The result is an architecture that feels closer to early 8-bit CPUs like the
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Intel 8080: still simple, but no longer a toy.
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### LC-3
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The most widely known architecture in the family. The initial revision
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introduced a stack that grows toward zero, PC-relative offsets using sign
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extension instead of zero extension, and register-relative addressing with
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signed offsets.
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The revised version added privileged memory, available in two models: fixed and
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selectable. LC-3 has been adopted by numerous universities as the basis for
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introductory computer architecture courses.
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### LC-3b
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A variant of LC-3 with an 8-bit data bus instead of 16-bit, halving the
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addressable memory to 64 KiB but introducing byte-level memory operations.
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Working at the byte level makes LC-3b the closest of the canonical architectures
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to how real-world CPUs actually handle memory.
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### LC-3.2
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An unofficial extension, not created by Patt and Patel, that expands the address
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bus to 32 bits and narrows the data bus to 8 bits - the same combination used by
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early x86 processors. It is the only architecture in the family that bridges the
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gap between the LC teaching model and real-world CPU design, which is what makes
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it worth studying.
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{{% /steps %}}
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## At a Glance
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| ISA | Data Bus Width | Address Bus Width | Memory | Registers | Instruction Width | Privilege Levels | Status |
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|:------:|:--------------:|:-----------------:|:-------:|:----------------------------------:|:-------------------------:|:----------------:|:-----------:|
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| LC-1 | 16-bit | **13-bit** | 16 kiB | **One 16-bit accumulator** | 16-bit (**3-bit** opcode) | No | **Legacy** |
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| LC-2 | 16-bit | 16-bit | 128 kiB | Eight 16-bit registers (R0-R7) | 16-bit (4-bit opcode) | No | Canonical |
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| LC-3 | 16-bit | 16-bit | 128 kiB | Eight 16-bit registers (R0-R7) | 16-bit (4-bit opcode) | Yes (2) | Canonical |
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| LC-3b | **8-bit** | 16-bit | 64 kiB | Eight 16-bit registers (R0-R7) | 16-bit (4-bit opcode) | Yes (2) | Canonical |
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| LC-3.2 | **8-bit** | **32-bit** | 4 GiB | **Eight 32-bit registers** (R0-R7) | 16-bit (4-bit opcode) | Yes (2) | **Variant** |
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## A Note on Sources
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All data in this section is sourced from primary references: the original books,
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course materials, and official publications by Patt and Patel. Every claim is
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cited. If you spot an error or know of a better source, contributions are
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[welcome via GitHub](https://github.com/little-emulator/docs/issues).
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## Explore the Architectures
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Each architecture in the family has its own dedicated reference page,
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documenting the instruction set, registers, memory model, and encoding in full
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detail.
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### Core Architectures
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<br>
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{{< /hextra/feature-grid >}}
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### Beyond the Canon
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<br>
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{{< hextra/feature-grid cols="2" >}}
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{{< hextra/feature-card title="LC-1" icon="bookmark" link="lc-1" subtitle="**Legacy**: The accumulator-based predecessor" >}}
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{{< hextra/feature-card title="LC-3.2" icon="cube" link="lc-3.2" subtitle="**Variant**: An unofficial 32-bit extension" >}}
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Renders a fully formatted Chicago Notes citation for a book, with optional
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chapter, editor, edition, publisher, page range, ISBN (linked to Wikipedia
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BookSources), original URL, and archived URL. All fields are optional except
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author and title.
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@param {string} author Author(s) in "Lastname, Firstname" format.
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@param {string} chapter Chapter title, if citing a specific chapter.
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@param {string} title Book title (rendered in italics).
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@param {string} editor Editor(s) of the volume, if applicable.
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@param {string} url Original URL of the resource.
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@param {string} url-archived Archived version URL (e.g. Wayback Machine).
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@param {string} url-archived-date Date of archival (e.g. "2024-01-15").
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@example {{< cite-book
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author="Patt, Yale N. and Patel, Sanjay J."
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chapter="Appendix A: The LC-2 ISA"
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title="Introduction to Computing Systems: from Bits and Gates to C and Beyond"
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edition="1st"
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publisher="McGraw-Hill"
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year="2001"
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page="429"
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page-end="449"
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>}}
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*/ -}}
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{{ partial "cite-book.html" (dict
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"author" (.Get "author")
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"chapter" (.Get "chapter")
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"title" (.Get "title")
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"editor" (.Get "editor")
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"edition" (.Get "edition")
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"publisher" (.Get "publisher")
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"year" (.Get "year")
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"page" (.Get "page")
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"pageEnd" (.Get "page-end")
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"isbn" (.Get "isbn")
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"url" (.Get "url")
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"urlArchived" (.Get "url-archived")
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"urlArchivedDate" (.Get "url-archived-date")
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) }}
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{{- /*
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cite-ics - Shortcode for citing Introduction to Computing Systems by Patt & Patel.
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Pre-fills author, title, publisher, year, ISBN, and URLs based on the edition.
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@param {string} edition Edition of the book ("1", "2", or "3").
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@param {string} chapter Chapter title.
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@param {string} page Page number (single) or start of range.
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@param {string} page-end End of page range (if citing multiple pages).
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@example {{< cite-ics edition="1" chapter="Appendix A: The LC-2 ISA" page="429" page-end="449" >}}
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*/ -}}
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{{- $edition := .Get "edition" -}}
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{{- $chapter := .Get "chapter" -}}
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{{- $page := .Get "page" -}}
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{{- $pageEnd := .Get "page-end" -}}
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{{- $author := "Patt, Yale N. and Patel, Sanjay J." -}}
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{{- $publisher := "McGraw-Hill" -}}
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{{- $editionString := "" -}}
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{{- $title := "" -}}
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{{- $year := "" -}}
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{{- $isbn := "" -}}
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{{- $url := "" -}}
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{{- $urlArchived := "" -}}
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{{- $urlArchivedDate := "" -}}
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{{- if eq $edition "1" -}}
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{{- $editionString = "1st" -}}
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{{- $title = "Introduction to Computing Systems: from Bits and Gates to C and Beyond" -}}
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{{- $year = "2001" -}}
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{{- $isbn = "978-0072376906" -}}
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{{- $url = "http://www.mhhe.com/patt" -}}
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{{- $urlArchived = "https://web.archive.org/web/20170615060857/http://www.mhhe.com/engcs/compsci/patt/" -}}
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{{- $urlArchivedDate = "June 15, 2017" -}}
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{{- else if eq $edition "2" -}}
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{{- $editionString = "2nd" -}}
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{{- /* https://icourse.club/uploads/files/647434676ec33b68392bf82c3a014751e8e2345a.pdf */ -}}
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{{- $title = "Introduction to Computing Systems: from Bits and Gates to C and Beyond" -}}
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||||
{{- $year = "2004" -}}
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||||
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{{- /* https://icourse.club/uploads/files/96a2b94d4be48285f2605d843a1e6db37da9a944.pdf */ -}}
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{{- $title = "Introduction to Computing Systems: from Bits and Gates to C/C++ and Beyond" -}}
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{{- $year = "2020" -}}
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{{- $isbn = "978-1260150537" -}}
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{{- $url = "http://www.mhhe.com/patt3" -}}
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{{- else -}}
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{{- end -}}
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{{ partial "cite-book.html" (dict
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"title" $title
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||||
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{{- /*
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cite-talk - Chicago Notes style conference presentation citation shortcode.
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Renders a fully formatted Chicago Notes citation for a conference talk,
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keynote, poster, or similar presentation.
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@param {string} author Author(s) in "Lastname, Firstname" format.
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@param {string} title Presentation title (rendered in quotes).
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@param {string} type Type of presentation (e.g. "Keynote", "Paper", "Poster", "PowerPoint").
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@param {string} event Conference or event name.
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@param {string} format File format, if applicable (e.g. "PDF", "PowerPoint").
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@param {string} accessed Date the resource was accessed.
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@param {string} url-archived Archived version URL (e.g. Wayback Machine).
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||||
@param {string} url-archived-date Date of archival (e.g. "June 15, 2017").
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@example {{< cite-talk
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author="Patt, Yale N."
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title="LC-3, x86, or MIPS: The First ISA for Students to Study"
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type="Keynote"
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event="Workshop on Computer Architecture Education"
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location="San Diego, CA"
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date="June 9, 2007"
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url="https://www.csc2.ncsu.edu/faculty/efg/wcae/ISCA2007/FinalProgram.html"
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format="PowerPoint presentation"
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accessed="June 8, 2026"
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url-archived="https://web.archive.org/web/20250129103001/https://www.csc2.ncsu.edu/faculty/efg/wcae/ISCA2007/FinalProgram.html"
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url-archived-date="January 29, 2025"
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>}}
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||||
*/ -}}
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||||
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||||
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{{- $title := .Get "title" -}}
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{{- $url := .Get "url" -}}
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||||
{{- $format := .Get "format" -}}
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||||
{{- $accessed := .Get "accessed" -}}
|
||||
{{- $urlArchived := .Get "url-archived" -}}
|
||||
{{- $urlArchivedDate := .Get "url-archived-date" -}}
|
||||
|
||||
{{- if $author }}{{ $author }}. {{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $title }}"{{ $title }}"{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if or $type $event $location $date }} (
|
||||
{{- $type }}
|
||||
{{- if and $type $event }} presentation at {{ end }}
|
||||
{{- if and (not $type) $event }}Presentation at {{ end }}
|
||||
{{- $event }}
|
||||
{{- if and $event $location }}, {{ end }}
|
||||
{{- $location }}
|
||||
{{- if and (or $event $location) $date }}, {{ end }}
|
||||
{{- $date }}).
|
||||
{{- end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $url }} <a href="{{ $url }}" target="_blank">{{ $url }}</a>{{ with $format }} ({{ . }}){{ end }}.{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $accessed }} Accessed {{ $accessed }}.{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $urlArchived }} (<a href="{{ $urlArchived }}" target="_blank">Archived{{ with $urlArchivedDate }} on {{ . }}{{ end }}</a>){{ end -}}
|
||||
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
|
||||
{{- /*
|
||||
cite-web - Chicago Notes style web citation shortcode.
|
||||
Renders a fully formatted Chicago Notes citation for a web resource, with
|
||||
optional author, site name, publication date, access date, archived URL and
|
||||
archived date. All fields are optional except title and url.
|
||||
|
||||
@param {string} author Author(s) in "Lastname, Firstname" format.
|
||||
@param {string} title Page title (rendered in quotes).
|
||||
@param {string} site Website or organization name.
|
||||
@param {string} date Publication or last updated date.
|
||||
@param {string} url URL of the resource (required).
|
||||
@param {string} format File format of the resource, if applicable (e.g. "PDF", "DOC").
|
||||
@param {string} accessed Date the page was accessed.
|
||||
@param {string} url-archived Archived version URL (e.g. Wayback Machine).
|
||||
@param {string} url-archived-date Date of archival (e.g. "June 15, 2017").
|
||||
|
||||
@example {{< cite-web
|
||||
author="Patt, Yale N."
|
||||
title="The LC-3b ISA"
|
||||
site="University of Texas"
|
||||
date="May 22, 2021"
|
||||
url="https://users.ece.utexas.edu/~patt/21s.460n/handouts/appA.pdf"
|
||||
format="PDF"
|
||||
accessed="May 29, 2026"
|
||||
url-archived="https://web.archive.org/web/20250327170520/https://users.ece.utexas.edu/~patt/21s.460n/handouts/appA.pdf"
|
||||
url-archived-date="March 27, 2025"
|
||||
>}}
|
||||
*/ -}}
|
||||
|
||||
{{- $author := .Get "author" -}}
|
||||
{{- $title := .Get "title" -}}
|
||||
{{- $site := .Get "site" -}}
|
||||
{{- $date := .Get "date" -}}
|
||||
{{- $url := .Get "url" -}}
|
||||
{{- $format := .Get "format" -}}
|
||||
{{- $accessed := .Get "accessed" -}}
|
||||
{{- $urlArchived := .Get "url-archived" -}}
|
||||
{{- $urlArchivedDate := .Get "url-archived-date" -}}
|
||||
|
||||
{{- if $author }}{{ $author }}. {{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $title }}"{{ $title }}."{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $site }} {{ $site }}.{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $date }} {{ $date }}.{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $url }} <a href="{{ $url }}" target="_blank">{{ $url }}</a>{{ with $format }} ({{ . }}){{ end }}.{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $accessed }} Accessed {{ $accessed }}.{{ end -}}
|
||||
{{- if $urlArchived }} (<a href="{{ $urlArchived }}" target="_blank">Archived{{ with $urlArchivedDate }} on {{ . }}{{ end }}</a>){{ end -}}
|
||||
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