Reprint from the Rice Engineer, Fall 1967. Additional author on paper with last name of Bratton, first name unknown.
Final report for AEC Contract AT-(40-1)-2572, June 1, 1959 to March 31, 1970.
Two editions stapled together.
An epitaph for the R1 computer, printed by that computer just before it was shut down for the last time, May 24, 1971.
Polaroid photographs of the people who built and used the Rice R1 computer, pasted into an album. People pictured include: Walter Orvedahl, Martin Graham, Sigsby Rusk, Ruth Patterson, Kenneth Watson, Jim Peale, Joe Bighorse, Douglas Lee, Jane Jodeit, Mary Shaw, Jo. K. Mann, Forest Baskett III, Zevi Salsburg, Donald Stockwell, Dwayne Chesnut, George Carter, Sastry, Robert Curl, V. M. Rao, James Hodgeson, Ronald Sass, Won Bong Bang, Walter Hicks, Charles Bugg, Pearce, Don DuPre, Pat Groves, Earnest Sibert, Frank Tung, A. J. Welch, Gary Sitton, James Colthart, Pat Chappelear, Del Fussell, Anthony Blajez, Earnest Green, Sam Davis, Alan Jackman, Jim Henry, Jurgen Hinze, J. A. Robinson, Steve Darden, John Iliffe, Fred Miller, Jim Lawson, John Kilpatrick, Albert Yu, Chang Cheng Wu, Helen Seagrave, Alan Hoover, Lalu Mansinha, J. C. DeBremaecker, Glenn Fryer, Andre Chang, Vincent Reynard, and Harry A. Deans (missing label).
Cover says "Do not remove from console." Various instructions and notes for testing and using the Rice R1 computer.
Describes the computer and how it is programmed, with appendices on the electronics used to implement the computer, a symbolic assembly program, and a sample program. Author not specified, but probably Martin H. Graham and Zevi W. Salsburg according to John K. Iliffe.
Collection of related memos with these titles: (unnumbered) AP1 - a basic assembly program; 1. Array manipulation and the algebraic formula language; 2. Preliminary notes on programming; 3. Some coding conventions, subroutines, and alterations in the order structure; 4. The elements of the Genie system; 5. An intermediate range assembly system; 6. Basic machine codes; (unnumbered) Notes on the Genie compiler for the Rice University computer; (unnumbered) AP1 - AP2 programming.
Reference manual for the Genie language, with information about runtime environment and related utility programs. Author not specified, but predominately Jane G. Jodeit according to John K. Iliffe.
Reference manual for the Rice R1 computer. Two copies. The one with "Rosenberg" on the cover has penciled corrections on several pages.
Reference manual for the SPIREL operating system and the assembly system (AP1, AP2, PLACER) for the Rice R1 computer. Originally bound with plastic comb binding.
Complete manual set for the Rice R1 computer, updated through July 1968. Originally in 3-ring binder labeled "PROGRAMMING STAFF COPY." With penciled corrections on some pages.
Reprint of paper published in Annual Review in Automatic Programming, Volume 2, edited by Richard Goodman, and published by Pergammon Press in 1961.
Reprint of paper published in The Computer Journal, Volume 5, Number 3.
Reprint of two papers published in Introduction to System Programming, edited by Peter Wegner, and published by Academic Press in 1964. Two copies.
Draft of paper.
Draft of paper published in Communications of the ACM, Volume 11, Number 11 (November 1968) pages 741-746.
Title page reads "This note describes the essential features of a Basic Machine, and indicates the main choices which remain to be made in designing a practical system."
Title page reads "Methods of store management appropriate to machines with tagged addresses are described. It is shown how the information implicit in addresses can be used both by microprogram and system routines to achieve efficient use of register and primary storage."
Program listings, and typed and handwritten design notes, flowcharts, etc. Includes root finders, base 2 exp and log, etc., polynomials, etc.
