2 ms·
Harvard architecture computers use that same cycle. The difference between Harvard and von Neumann architecture is how memory is organized and used.
by tzs 2y ago
Harvard architecture computers use that same cycle. The difference between Harvard and von Neumann architecture is how memory is organized and used.
- jecel 2y agoIt is possible to build single cycle Harvard computers but not von Neumann ones. So a course on computer architecture using, for example, RISC-V as a concrete example might start out showing a Harvard RISC-V with a single cycle implementation. The next step is a multicycle von Neumann version and the third step is a pipelined RISC-V using caches to make a locally Harvard, globally von Neumann implementation.