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Two-step physical register deallocation (TSD) is an architectural scheme, which enhances memory-level parallelism (MLP) by pre-executing instructions. Ideally, the TSD allows MLP under the unlimited number of physical registers to be exploited, and consequently only a small register file is necessary for MLP. In practice, however, the amount of MLP exploitable is limited, because there are cases where...
Speculative execution is execution of instructions before it is known whether these instructions should be executed. Compiler-based speculative execution has the potential to achieve both a high instruction per cycle rate and high clock rate. Pure compiler-based approaches, however have greatly limited instruction scheduling due to a limited ability to handle side effects of speculative execution...
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