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IBMRD
2006
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13 years 7 months ago
Decomposing the load-store queue by function for power reduction and scalability
Because they are based on large content-addressable memories, load-store queues (LSQ) present implementation challenges in superscalar processors, especially as issue width and nu...
Lee Baugh, Craig B. Zilles
ICCD
2000
IEEE
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14 years 4 months ago
Cheap Out-of-Order Execution Using Delayed Issue
In superscalar architectures, out-of-order issue mechanisms increase performance by dynamically rescheduling instructions that cannot be statically reordered by the compiler. Whil...
J. P. Grossman
ASPDAC
2004
ACM
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14 years 28 days ago
Power-performance trade-off using pipeline delays
— We study the delays faced by instructions in the pipeline of a superscalar processor and its impact on power and performance. Instructions that are ready-on-dispatch (ROD) are ...
G. Surendra, Subhasis Banerjee, S. K. Nandy
ICCD
2004
IEEE
104views Hardware» more  ICCD 2004»
14 years 4 months ago
Exploiting Quiescent States in Register Lifetime
Large register file with multiple ports, but with a minimal access time, is a critical component in a superscalar processor. Analysis of the lifetime of a logical to physical reg...
Rama Sangireddy, Arun K. Somani
ICS
2000
Tsinghua U.
13 years 11 months ago
A low-complexity issue logic
One of the main concerns in today's processor design is the issue logic. Instruction-level parallelism is usually favored by an out-of-order issue mechanism where instruction...
Ramon Canal, Antonio González