This page supplements counter machine.
Although some authors use the name "register machine" synonymously with "counter machine", this article will give details and examples of only of the most primitive species – the "counter machine" – of the genus "register machine."
Within the species "counter machine" there are a number of varieties: the models of Hermes (1954), Kaphengst (1957), Ershov (1958), Peter (1958), Minsky (1961) and Minsky (1967), Melzak (1961), Lambek (1961), Shepherdson and Sturgis (1963), and Schönhage (1980). These models will be described in more detail in the following.
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... symbolism to explain the actions of their models, but again they are responsible for defining its syntax ... A register machine consists of An unbounded number of labeled, discrete, unbounded registers unbounded in extent (capacity) a finite (or infinite in some models) set ... See also Random access machine ...
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... Schönhage (1980) developed his computational model in context of a "new" model he called the Storage Machine Modification model (SMM), his variety of pointer machine ... His development described a RAM (Random access machine) model with a remarkable instruction set requiring no operands at all, excepting, perhaps, the "conditional jump" (and ... and (ii) generates the "address" in a specific register n to which the finite-state machine instructions (i.e ...
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