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The prototyping of a functioning DLX microprocessor, based on the 32-b instruction set architecture developed by D. Patterson and J. Hennessy (in Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach, 1990), is described. This architecture is an emerging academic standard but has yet to be successfully prototyped. An implementation of DLX as a 12-in*15-in two-layer circuit board, containing 59 chips and running on a 2-MHz clock, is described. The execution of DLX programs and the problems encountered are discussed.<>