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MICRO
1995
IEEE
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14 years 10 days ago
Zero-cycle loads: microarchitecture support for reducing load latency
Untolerated load instruction latencies often have a significant impact on overall program performance. As one means of mitigating this effect, we present an aggressive hardware-b...
Todd M. Austin, Gurindar S. Sohi
MICRO
2003
IEEE
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14 years 2 months ago
Macro-op Scheduling: Relaxing Scheduling Loop Constraints
Ensuring back-to-back execution of dependent instructions in a conventional out-of-order processor requires scheduling logic that wakes up and selects instructions at the same rat...
Ilhyun Kim, Mikko H. Lipasti
MICRO
1994
IEEE
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14 years 28 days ago
The effects of predicated execution on branch prediction
High performance architectures have always had to deal with the performance-limiting impact of branch operations. Microprocessor designs are going to have to deal with this proble...
Gary S. Tyson
ASPLOS
1989
ACM
14 years 26 days ago
Architecture and Compiler Tradeoffs for a Long Instruction Word Microprocessor
A very long instruction word (VLIW) processorexploits parallelism by controlling multiple operations in a single instruction word. This paper describes the architecture and compil...
Robert Cohn, Thomas R. Gross, Monica S. Lam, P. S....
IEEEPACT
2005
IEEE
14 years 2 months ago
A Distributed Control Path Architecture for VLIW Processors
VLIW architectures are popular in embedded systems because they offer high-performance processing at low cost and energy. The major problem with traditional VLIW designs is that t...
Hongtao Zhong, Kevin Fan, Scott A. Mahlke, Michael...