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ENIAC

One of the earliest general-purpose electronic computers, constructed in 1945 using vacuum tube technology. Programs were configured manually through patch panels and switches. ENIAC did not implement a stored-program architecture.

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The topic of whether ENIAC had a BIOS received 144 upvotes and 42 comments on Hacker News.

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Sep 28

ENIAC had no BIOS because it did not have a stored-program architecture, and the concept of BIOS was not applicable in its era.

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Sep 28

ENIAC is one of the world's earliest general-purpose electronic computers, and its programming was accomplished through manual configuration of plugboards and switches.

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ENIAC was built in 1945, occupying approximately 167 square meters, weighing 30 tons, and using approximately 18,000 vacuum tubes.

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ENIAC operated in decimal rather than binary, and consisted of 20 accumulator units, each capable of storing one 10-digit decimal number.

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ENIAC set data flow paths and computation sequences through approximately 6,000 switches and a large number of patch cables.

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After 1948, ENIAC was modified to gain limited read-only function table storage capability, allowing some instructions to operate in a manner closer to a stored-program approach.

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In the von Neumann architecture, programs and data share the same memory space, which is fundamentally different from ENIAC's physical wiring-based programming.

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ENIAC是世界上第一台通用电子数字计算机,1946年由宾夕法尼亚大学为美国陆军弹道研究实验室建造,重达30吨,最初用途是计算炮弹弹道

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