Sciweavers

331 search results - page 14 / 67
» Limits on Multiple Instruction Issue
Sort
View
MICRO
1995
IEEE
102views Hardware» more  MICRO 1995»
15 years 1 months 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
101views Hardware» more  MICRO 2003»
15 years 3 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
123views Hardware» more  MICRO 1994»
15 years 2 months 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
76
Voted
ASPLOS
1989
ACM
15 years 1 months 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
15 years 3 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...