The Design, Development and Translation of General Purpose Software for the P3C Aircraft's Digital Computer.
Abstract
The Navy has incorporated a modified UNIVAC 1830-A (CP 901 or ASQ/114) mini digital computer into its P3C aircraft. This ASQ/114 computer system is presently used only during aircraft testing and flying. In the near future, fifty or more of these digital systems will be operational and will sit virtually idle about 40% of the time. Hence, this project was undertaken to improve the computer utilization, and to provide the individual squadrons with an administrative computer capability. Six specific tasks leading to the implementation of a general purpose operating system have been undertaken: a feasibility study, development of a CP 901 translator, design and development of an assembler, design study of the bootstrapping technique, design of a FORTRAN compiler, and the design of a control operating system. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 01, 1971
- Accession Number
- AD0741066
Entities
People
- Dennis Edward Ray
Organizations
- Naval Postgraduate School