Abstract: In a milli-mode processor, bits (0-6) of an access list entry token (ALET) in the program access register must be zeros in order for access register translation to be successful. When the ALET is being copied from a program access register to a millicode access register, bits 0-3 of ALET, written into the millicode access register, are set to the access register number of the program access register from which the data is being read. This establishes the affinity between the program access register number and any logical fetches which might be attempted by millicode.

Abstract: In a cache memory system, continuation registers are provided to abbreviated address data identifying the line position in the cache memory from which data is fetched. When data is fetched from a line in said cache memory, the bin number and line position identification of the line in the cache memory are saved in a continuation register. Then, subsequently, when data is fetched from the same line, it is fetched by a continuation request wherein the data saved in the continuation register is used to access the cache memory. The continuation registers provide the abbreviated address data for comparison in both PSC (program store compare) and OSC (operand store compare).