B6700

E1033542

The B6700 was a mainframe computer in Burroughs' large systems line, known for its stack-based architecture and support for high-level languages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Burroughs large systems computer
mainframe computer
addressingMode descriptor-based addressing
architectureType stack-based architecture
category third-generation computer
controlStructureSupport hardware support for block structure
hardware support for procedure calls
dataTypeSupport hardware-supported data types
designedBy Burroughs Large Systems Group NERFINISHED
designedFor high-level language execution
secure multi-user operation
family Burroughs B6500/B6700 series NERFINISHED
feature automatic stack management
hardware support for recursion
hardware-enforced data types
multi-programming support
tagged architecture
time-sharing capability
virtual memory support
instructionFormat variable-length instructions
instructionSetDesign stack-oriented instruction set
IOMethod asynchronous I/O
channel-based I/O
manufacturer Burroughs Corporation NERFINISHED
marketedBy Burroughs Corporation NERFINISHED
marketSegment large systems
memoryProtection hardware-enforced memory protection
notableFor direct execution of high-level language constructs
minimal use of assembly language
strong separation of data and program spaces
numericRepresentation binary
operatingSystem MCP NERFINISHED
Master Control Program NERFINISHED
predecessor Burroughs B6500 NERFINISHED
stackStructure multiple stacks
successor Burroughs B7700 NERFINISHED
supports high-level languages
supportsLanguage ALGOL NERFINISHED
COBOL NERFINISHED
FORTRAN NERFINISHED
Pascal NERFINISHED
systemSoftware Burroughs compilers
Burroughs utilities
useCase commercial data processing
scientific computing
time-sharing services
wordLength 48-bit word

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