Daniel Boulanger writes “Let’s face it: the fundamentals of register-based CPU architecture haven’t changed that drastically in the past decade. And even the big hardware producers are beginning to notice the alternatives–not the least feasible of which is the lean, mean Stack Machine.
Researcher Eric Laforest recently gave a talk to the University of Waterloo CS Club outlining the basics of these cheap, powerful, and reliable bad-boys of the processing world. A recording of his talk, as well as copies of his slides, are available on the UW CS Club’s media page.”
Link: club.uwaterloo.ca
