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Migration implementation by integrating microprogramming and HLL programming

Implementing vertical migrations involves synthesizing new microcoded instructions from selected parts of HLL programs and loading the microcode into the computer's control memory. Ideally, both of these tasks are done automatically so that programs can be written independently of their actual level of implementation. This paper suggests the integration of microprogramming and HLL programming as a step toward the automation of the migration process. A possible linguistic convention for software/firmware interfacing is presented. Compiling of migrated programs is also discussed and examples are given. Finally, an attempt is made to compare the migration effects to those obtainable by automatic synthesis methods.