Abstract—The logic and circuits are presented for a 20-entry instruction queue which scoreboards 80 registers and issues four instructions per cycle in a 600-MHz microprocessor. The request logic and arbiter circuits that control integer execution are described in addition to a novel compaction scheme that maintains temporal order in the queue. The issue logic data path is implemented in 141 000 transistors, occupying 10 mm2 in a 0.35-m CMOS process. Index Terms—CMOS digital integrated circuit, issue, micro-processor, out-of-order, queue. I
To exploit larger amounts of parallelism, processors are being built with ever wider issue widths. U...
A major consumer of microprocessor power is the issue queue. Several microprocessors, including the ...
A distributed instruction queue (DIQ) in a superscalar microprocessor supports multi-instruction iss...
In out-of-order issue superscalar microprocessors, instructions must be buffered before they are iss...
As technology evolves, power density significantly increases and cooling systems become more complex...
The improved performance of current microprocessors brings with it increasingly complex and power-di...
Major sources of transient errors in microprocessors today include noise and single event upsets. As...
Modern out-of-order processors tolerate long latency memory operations by supporting a large number ...
Instruction queues consume a significant amount of power in high-performance processors, primarily d...
Abstract — Instruction queues consume a significant amount of power in high-performance processors, ...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
This paper addresses the issue of reducing transient faults that affect instructions while they are ...
The complex and powerful out-of-order issue logic dismisses the repetitive nature of the code, unlik...
A Large instruction window is a key requirement to exploit greater Instruction Level Parallelism in ...
Instruction issue logic is a critical component in modern high-performance out-of-order processors. ...
To exploit larger amounts of parallelism, processors are being built with ever wider issue widths. U...
A major consumer of microprocessor power is the issue queue. Several microprocessors, including the ...
A distributed instruction queue (DIQ) in a superscalar microprocessor supports multi-instruction iss...
In out-of-order issue superscalar microprocessors, instructions must be buffered before they are iss...
As technology evolves, power density significantly increases and cooling systems become more complex...
The improved performance of current microprocessors brings with it increasingly complex and power-di...
Major sources of transient errors in microprocessors today include noise and single event upsets. As...
Modern out-of-order processors tolerate long latency memory operations by supporting a large number ...
Instruction queues consume a significant amount of power in high-performance processors, primarily d...
Abstract — Instruction queues consume a significant amount of power in high-performance processors, ...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
This paper addresses the issue of reducing transient faults that affect instructions while they are ...
The complex and powerful out-of-order issue logic dismisses the repetitive nature of the code, unlik...
A Large instruction window is a key requirement to exploit greater Instruction Level Parallelism in ...
Instruction issue logic is a critical component in modern high-performance out-of-order processors. ...
To exploit larger amounts of parallelism, processors are being built with ever wider issue widths. U...
A major consumer of microprocessor power is the issue queue. Several microprocessors, including the ...
A distributed instruction queue (DIQ) in a superscalar microprocessor supports multi-instruction iss...