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/******************************************************************************
// Canary Islands Computer Museum Website
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Filename : Processor.cs
// Author(s) : Natalia Portillo <claunia@claunia.com>
//
// --[ Description ] ----------------------------------------------------------
//
// High level representation of a processor .
//
// --[ License ] --------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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// Copyright © 2003-2018 Natalia Portillo
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using System;
namespace Cicm.Database.Schemas
{
/// <summary>Processor</summary>
public class Processor
{
/// <summary>Size in bits of address bus with host (not interprocessor)</summary>
public int AddressBus;
/// <summary>Company</summary>
public Company Company;
/// <summary>How many processor cores per processor package</summary>
public int Cores;
/// <summary>Size in bits of data bus with host (not interprocessor)</summary>
public int DataBus;
/// <summary>Size of die in square milimeters</summary>
public float DieSize;
/// <summary>Number of available Floating Point Registers</summary>
public int Fpr;
/// <summary>Size in bits of FPRs</summary>
public int FprSize;
/// <summary>Number of available General Purpose Registers</summary>
public int Gpr;
/// <summary>Size in bits of GPRs</summary>
public int GprSize;
/// <summary>ID</summary>
public int Id;
/// <summary>Instruction set</summary>
public InstructionSet InstructionSet;
/// <summary>Extensions to the instruction set that are implemented in this processor</summary>
public InstructionSetExtension[] InstructionSetExtensions;
/// <summary>Datetime of introduction</summary>
public DateTime Introduced;
/// <summary>Size in kibibytes of L1 data cache. If -1, <see cref="L1Instruction" /> is size of L1 unified cache</summary>
public float L1Data;
/// <summary>Size in kibibytes of L1 instruction cache. If <see cref="L1Data" /> is -1, this is size of L1 unified cache</summary>
public float L1Instruction;
/// <summary>
/// Size in kibibytes of L2 cache. It includes cache that's in same physical package but not in same chip die
/// (e.g. Pentium II)
/// </summary>
public float L2;
/// <summary>Size in kibibytes of L3 cache</summary>
public float L3;
/// <summary>Model/SKU code</summary>
public string ModelCode;
/// <summary>Name</summary>
public string Name;
/// <summary>Package</summary>
public string Package;
/// <summary>Name of litography process</summary>
public string Process;
/// <summary>Nanometers of litography process</summary>
public float ProcessNm;
/// <summary>Number of available SIMD registers</summary>
public int Simd;
/// <summary>Size in bits of SIMD registers</summary>
public int SimdSize;
/// <summary>Nominal speed, in MHz</summary>
public double Speed;
/// <summary>How many simultaneos threads can run on each processor core</summary>
public int ThreadsPerCore;
/// <summary>How many transistors in package</summary>
public long Transistors;
}
}