4. Using the code below, list all the dependence types (RAW, WAR, WAW). List the dependences in the respective table: (cxample INST-X to INST-Y) by writing in the instruction numbers involved with the dependence. 10: A =B+ C; I1: C=A - B; 12: D-A+ C; 13: A =B*C* D: 14: C=F/D; 15: F= A*G; 16: G-F+ D; RAW dependence From Instr. WAR dependence From Instr. WAW dependence From Instr. To Instr To Instr | To Instr

4. Using the code below, list all the dependence types (RAW, WAR, WAW). List the dependences in the respective table: (cxample INST-X to INST-Y) by writing in the instruction numbers involved with the dependence. 10: A =B+ C; I1: C=A - B; 12: D-A+ C; 13: A =BC D: 14: C=F/D; 15: F= A*G; 16: G-F+ D; RAW dependence From Instr. WAR dependence From Instr. WAW dependence From Instr. To Instr To Instr | To Instr

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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