B6700

E1033542

The B6700 was a mainframe computer in Burroughs' large systems line, known for its stack-based architecture and support for high-level languages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Burroughs large systems computer ⓘ
mainframe computer ⓘ
addressingMode descriptor-based addressing ⓘ
architectureType stack-based architecture ⓘ
category third-generation computer ⓘ
controlStructureSupport hardware support for block structure ⓘ
hardware support for procedure calls ⓘ
dataTypeSupport hardware-supported data types ⓘ
designedBy Burroughs Large Systems Group ⓘ
designedFor high-level language execution ⓘ
secure multi-user operation ⓘ
family Burroughs B6500/B6700 series ⓘ
feature automatic stack management ⓘ
hardware support for recursion ⓘ
hardware-enforced data types ⓘ
multi-programming support ⓘ
tagged architecture ⓘ
time-sharing capability ⓘ
virtual memory support ⓘ
instructionFormat variable-length instructions ⓘ
instructionSetDesign stack-oriented instruction set ⓘ
IOMethod asynchronous I/O ⓘ
channel-based I/O ⓘ
manufacturer Burroughs Corporation ⓘ
marketedBy Burroughs Corporation ⓘ
marketSegment large systems ⓘ
memoryProtection hardware-enforced memory protection ⓘ
notableFor direct execution of high-level language constructs ⓘ
minimal use of assembly language ⓘ
strong separation of data and program spaces ⓘ
numericRepresentation binary ⓘ
operatingSystem MCP ⓘ
Master Control Program ⓘ
predecessor Burroughs B6500 ⓘ
stackStructure multiple stacks ⓘ
successor Burroughs B7700 ⓘ
supports high-level languages ⓘ
supportsLanguage ALGOL ⓘ
COBOL ⓘ
FORTRAN ⓘ
linked to: Fortran

Pascal ⓘ
systemSoftware Burroughs compilers ⓘ
Burroughs utilities ⓘ
useCase commercial data processing ⓘ
scientific computing ⓘ
time-sharing services ⓘ
wordLength 48-bit word ⓘ

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