Anti machine
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In computer science the Anti machine, the basic machine paradigm for Reconfigurable Computing (for more details see Xputer), is the counterpart of the von Neumann machine. The anti machine is data-stream-driven and is sequenced by means of data counters, whereas the von Neumann machine, controlled by a program counter, is instruction-stream-driven. The anti machine usually has multiple data counters - in contrast to von Neumann, which can have only a single program counter. The data counters are located within Auto-sequencing memory blocks. Instead of a CPU an anti machine has a DPU,
