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    The document discusses the Harvard and von Neumann computer architectures. The Harvard architecture has physically separate storage and pathways for instructions and data, allowing the CPU to read instructions and access memory simultaneously. This provides greater memory bandwidth and parallel code execution compared to the von Neumann architecture. However, the Harvard architecture results in larger program size and is more difficult to implement. The document also provides answers to lab questions without detailing the questions.

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    The document discusses the Harvard and von Neumann computer architectures. The Harvard architecture has physically separate storage and pathways for instructions and data, allowing the CPU to read instructions and access memory simultaneously. This provides greater memory bandwidth and parallel code execution compared to the von Neumann architecture. However, the Harvard architecture results in larger program size and is more difficult to implement. The document also provides answers to lab questions without detailing the questions.

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    The document discusses the Harvard and von Neumann computer architectures. The Harvard architecture has physically separate storage and pathways for instructions and data, allowing the CPU to read instructions and access memory simultaneously. This provides greater memory bandwidth and parallel code execution compared to the von Neumann architecture. However, the Harvard architecture results in larger program size and is more difficult to implement. The document also provides answers to lab questions without detailing the questions.

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    Answer to question 1
    Another computer architecture is the Harvard architecture. The Harvard
    architecture is a computer architecture with physically separate storage and signal pathways
    for instructions and data.
    Opposed to the von Neumann architecture, which can be either reading an
    instruction or reading/writing data from/to the memory in this type of architecture the CPU
    can both read an instruction and perform a data memory access at the same time without
    the need of a cache.
    In conclusion the Harvard architecture has the advantage of having greater memory
    bandwidth. The code is also executed in parallel and not serially as in a von Neumann
    architecture.
    The disadvantage is that the program tends to grow bigger in size. Another
    disadvantage is that it is more difficult to implement and so, it is not as widely used.
    Answer to question 2
    D:\Faculta\Programare\Documentatie\Lab01_s1_an1_14_15.pdf
    Answer to question 3
    http://www.functionx.com/cpp/

    Chiril Cezar, ETTI, anul de studii 1 - englez, Grupa 2

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