'Store queue' presentation slideshows

Advanced Computer Architecture Prediction/Speculation (Branches, Return Addrs )

Advanced Computer Architecture Prediction/Speculation (Branches, Return Addrs ). ?? ???????? ??????????????. Review: Hardware Support for Memory Disambiguation: The Simple Version. Need buffer to keep track of all outstanding stores to memory, in program order.

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Carnegie Mellon University

Deductive Verification of Advanced Out-of-Order Microprocessors. Shuvendu K. Lahiri Randal E. Bryant. Carnegie Mellon University. D E C O D E. src1. valid value src1valid src1val src1tag src2valid src2val src2tag dest type pc target predict. src2. P C. dest. imm. epc.

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Eliminating the Store Queue

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A Performance-Correctness Explicitly-Decoupled Architecture

A Performance-Correctness Explicitly-Decoupled Architecture. Alok Garg and Michael Huang Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering University of Rochester. Motivation. Performance optimization in a monolithic micro-architecture is difficult

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A Position-Insensitive Finished Store Buffer

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Hardware Fault Tolerance Through Simultaneous Multithreading (part 2)

Hardware Fault Tolerance Through Simultaneous Multithreading (part 2). Jonathan Winter. 3 SMT + Fault Tolerance Papers. Eric Rotenberg, "AR-SMT - A Microarchitectural Approach to Fault Tolerance in Microprocessors" , Symposium on Fault-Tolerant Computing, 1999.

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sim-alpha: A Validated, Execution-Driven Alpha 21264 Simulator

sim-alpha: A Validated, Execution-Driven Alpha 21264 Simulator. Rajagopalan Desikan, Doug Burger, Stephen Keckler, Todd Austin. Introduction. sim-alpha: execution-driven simulator Execution-driven simulation is the most accurate simulation technique

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