The processor in an electronic telephone switching system must be designed to efficiently and reliably process telephone calls. Because of the extended life span of a telephone switching system and the nature of the function it provides, it is advantageous to build a great deal of flexibility into the processor design. This paper provides details of a microprogram control design philosophy for the development of a medium-size processor∗that provides the required flexibility. The aspects of the microprogram control that make it very suitable for the design of a processor in a fault-tolerant system are also described.
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