Contents

INTRODUCTION
EPIC: Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing
VLIW Soft hardware complex
Logical layer of the VLIW processor
Principle of operation of the VLIW compiler
VLIW: the reverse of the medal
SUMMARY WITH CONCLUSION(FINAL WORDS)

INTRODUCTION
The VLIW (Very Long Instruction Word) architecture is rooted in the parallel microcode used yet at the dawn of computer engineering and in Control Data CDC6600 and IBM 360/91 supercomputers. (…)

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Microprocessors: Background

The microprocessor’s role in your computer is pretty clear. It does all your calculations, processes your word documents, and handles your graphics. (…)

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<process.h>
class all
{
private:
struct address
{
int house;
char street[30];
char city[30];
char state[30];
char country[30];
};
struct age
{
int day;
int month;
int year;
};
struct patient_info
{
char name[50];
address AD1;   //nested structure implemented
age A1;        //nested structure inplemented
int martial_status;
int reg_no;
int bld_group;
int sex;
}PI[100];
int task;
protected:
void enter_patient_info();
void show_patient_detail();
public:
void software_detail();
void tasks();
char answer;
char answer1;
char ch;
int serial;
};
class date
{
private:
int date;
int month;
int year;
public:
void enter_date();
void show_date();
};
class dob
{
private:
struct dob1
{
int date;
int month;
int year;
int rem;
}DOB11[100];
public:
void enter_date();
void show_date();
};
int i=0;
int rem;
int count;
int regis;
int attempt;
int temp;
int show_count=0;
all A1;           //object declared
date D1;          //object declared
dob DOB1;         //object declared
void main()
{
count=0;
cout<<”Welcome to…”<<”
“;
cout<<”
***HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE***”<<”
“;
cout<<”                   By Mustafizur Rohman       “<<”
“;
D1.enter_date();
A1.tasks();
}
void all::tasks()
{
attempt=0;
D1.show_date();
cout<<”
***HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE***”<<”
“;
cout<<”                   By Mustafizur Rohman       “<<”
“;
cout<<”
**Hospital Management Tasks**”<<”
“;
cout<<”               *****************************”<<”
“;
cout<<”
Please  select a task to do….”<<”
“;
cout<<”
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//***************************************
//By ____________________               |
//My summer Project in C++              |
//***************************************
//**********************************************************
//    PROJECT BOOK LIBRARY
//**********************************************************
//**********************************************************
//    INCLUDED HEADER FILES
//**********************************************************
#include <iostream.h>
#include <fstream.h>
#include <process.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <dos.h>
//**********************************************************
// THIS CLASS CONTROL ALL THE FUNCTIONS IN THE MENU
//**********************************************************
class MENU
{
public :
void main_menu(void) ;
void introduction(void) ;
private :
void edit_menu(void) ;
void edit_book(void) ;
void edit_member(void) ;
} ;
//**********************************************************
// THIS CLASS CONTAINS FUNCTIONS RELATED TO BOOKS
//**********************************************************
class BOOK
{
public :
void list(void) ;
char *bookname(int) ;
protected :
void add_new_book(int, char tname[33], char tauthor[26], float, int, int) ;
void update_copies(int, int, int) ;
void modify(int, char[], char[], float) ;
void deletion(void) ;
int  book_found(int) ;
int  bookname_found(char []) ;
int  recordno(int) ;
int  available(int) ;
char *authorname(int) ;
float bookprice(int) ;
int  no_of_copies(int) ;
int  bookcodeof(char[]) ;
void display(int) ;
int  reccount(void) ;
void delete_rec(int) ;
private :
int   bookcode, copies ;
char  name[33], author[26] ;
float price ;
int   avail ;
} ;
//**********************************************************
// THIS CLASS CONTAINS FUNCTIONS RELATED TO MEMBERS
//**********************************************************
class MEMBER
{
public :
void list(void) ;
protected :
void add_mem(int, int, char [], char [], char[], int, int, int) ;
void modify(int, char[], char[], char[]) ;
int  member_found(int) ;
void update_book(int, int, int, int, int) ;
char *membername(int) ;
char *memberphone(int) ;
char *memberaddress(int) ;
int  recordno(int) ;
int  lastcode(void) ;
int  issued(int) ;
int  fine(int) ;
void display(int) ;
void delete_rec(int) ;
private :
int  memcode, bookcode ;
char name[26], phone[10], address[33] ;
int  dd, mm, yy ;   // DATE OF RETURNING THE BOOK //
} ;
//**********************************************************
// THIS IS DERIVED FROM CLASS BOOK & MEMBER AND CONTAINS
// FUNCTIONS FOR WORKING (ISSUE,RETURN,ETC). (…)

1.Review of Litrature
2.Introduction
3.History & Origin
4.Blu-ray Association & Members
5.Cotributors
6.Launch and Sales Development
7.Competion from HD DVD
8.Technical Specification
9.Laser Optics
10.Hard-Coating Technology
11.Verson & Speed
12.Technical Details
13.Capacity/Codes
14.Interacivity
15.Disc Construction
16.Hybrid Discs
17.Software Standards
18.Digital Right Management
19.Player Profile
20.Variant
21.Blu-Ray Recordability
22.Bibliography
Review Of Litrature
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Table of content:-
1) Vi text editor
2) Interface
3) History
4) Derivatives and clones
5) Using Text Editors
6) Pico Editor
7) Emacs Editor
Vim text editor
9) Modal editing
10) Features and improvements over vi
11) Types of text editors
Vi text editor:-
vi is a family of screen-oriented text editors which share common characteristics, such as methods of invocation from the operating system command interpreter, and characteristic user interface features. (…)

#include<graphics.h>
#include<dos.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<process.h>
#include<fstream.h>
#include<dir.h>
#include<stdio.h>
#define xy(z) (8*(z-1))
// GLOBAL Funcions
void grap();
void intro();
void box();
void mainwindow();
void faculty();
void student();
void enterdata();
void personaldetial();
void admindetails(char *name);
void seeyearfaculty();
void fullaccessfaculty();
void modifyfaculty();
void deletefaculty();
void prin();
void enterdatast();
void personalst();
void academic(char *name);
void seetotalst();
void fullaccessst();
void modifyst();
void deletest();
void encrypt(char *name);
void closeprog();
void quit();
void typeme(int left,int top,const char *word,int interval);
// GLOBAL Variables
int option,pass,i,access,x,y,status;
char year[10],ch,name[100],temp[200],newfile[100],a[50],mod;
void *p;
size_t area;
void main()
{
grap();
a:clearviewport();
i=0;
rectangle(getmaxx()/2-140,getmaxy()/2-20,getmaxx()/2+135,getmaxy()/2+4);
outtextxy(getmaxx()/2-127,getmaxy()/2-12,”Enter Accesscode:”);
gotoxy(43,15);
//Password Code
do
{
pass=getch();
if(pass==13) goto b;
a[i]=char(pass);
cout<<”*”;
sound(500);delay(100);nosound();
i++;
}while(pass!=13);
b:a[i]=0;
access=stricmp(a,”nopassword”);
if(access==0)
{
cout<<”
Access Granted .. (…)