Modern microprocessors offer more instruction-level parallelism than most programs and compilers can currently exploit. The resulting disparity between a machine's peak and a...
State of the art microprocessors achieve high performance by executing multiple instructions per cycle. In an out-oforder engine, the instruction scheduler is responsible for disp...
EEL (Executable Editing Library) is a library for building tools to analyze and modify an executable (compiled) program. The systems and languages communities have built many tool...
VLIW machines possibly provide the most direct way to exploit instruction level parallelism; however, they cannot be used to emulate current general-purpose instruction set archit...
The number of pipeline stages separating dynamic instruction scheduling from instruction execution has increased considerably in recent out-of-order microprocessor implementations...