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I-'
o
o
Features
II.
STORAGE
A.
Processor
stora~Je
sizes
B.
Processor
st'Dra~Je
cycle
C.
Processor
storacje
validity
checkiJlg
D.
Processor
storage
reconfiguration
E.
Byte
boundary
alignment
permi-tted
for
operands
of
nonprivileged
instructions
F.
storage
and
fetch
protection
System/360
Model
65
256K
512K
76SK
1024K
750
nanoseconds
(for
S
bytes).
TWo-way
interleaving
of
sequential
accesses
other
than
by
the
channels
is
provided.
Parity
checking
by
byte.
NO
hardware
error
correction
is
provided.
Not
provided
for
uniprocessor
systems
No
Standard
512K
1024K
1536K
204SK
3072K
System/370
Model
165
2
microseconds.
Storage
is
4-way,
doubleword
interleaved
for
CPU
and
channel
requests.
32
bytes
can
be
obtained
every
2
microseconds.
ECC
checking
on
a
doubleword.
Single-
bit
errors
are
corrected
by
hardware.
Malfunctioning
storage
boxes
can
be
configured
out
of
the
operational
system.
Standard
Standard
G.
2361
Core
Storage
Optional
Cannot
be
attached
Up
to
S
million
bytes
can
be
attached.
H.
High-speed
buffer
Not
provided
storage
1.
Cycle
time
2.
CPU-to-
buffer
fetch
time
SK
is
standard.
SK
more
can
be
added
SO
nanoseconds
160
nanoseconds
for
S
bytes;
a
request
can
be
initiated
every
SO
ns
cycle.
OS
-
Model
65
All
are
supported.
Storage
protection
is
supported.
Hierarchy
support
is
pr:ovided.
OS
-
Model
165
All
are
supported.
Programmers
can
byte-align
in
Assembler,
PL/I,
ANS
COBOL,
and
FORTRAN
programs.
Same
as
Model
65

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