**Title: Understanding Pipeline Hazards in Instruction Execution****Pipeline Stages:**1. **S1 - Fetch Instruction**: The process of retrieving the instruction from memory.2. **S2 - Decode and Calculate Effective Address**: Decoding the instruction to understand required actions and calculating any necessary addresses.3. **S3 - Fetch Operand**: Gathering the needed data variables for execution.4. **S4 - Execute Instruction**: Performing the computation or operation as dictated by the instruction.5. **S5 - Store Results**: Writing the computed results back to memory or registers.**Code Segments and Instructions:**1. **X = R1 + Y**2. **R1 = R2 + Y**3. **Y = R1 + X****Potential Pipeline Hazards:**Pipeline hazards may occur when instruction stages overlap, leading to conflicts or stalls. In this scenario:- **Data Hazard**: - There is a potential data hazard between instructions. - For example, instruction 3 depends on the result of instruction 1 and potentially instruction 2. If instruction 2 updates R1, the new value must be used in instruction 3. This dependency might lead to a stall until R1 is properly updated in stage S5 of instruction 2.Understanding and managing these hazards is crucial for efficient pipeline processing in computer architecture, minimizing stalls, and ensuring correct execution order.

The three key pipeline hazards that occur in the lining of instruction pipes are: Structural Hazard:…

Assuming the given pipeline stages, explain (what and where) the potential pipeline hazard(s) (if any) in the following code segments. S1 - fetch instruction S2 - decode and calculate effective address S3 - fetch operand S4 - execute instruction S5 - store results Instructions: 1.X = R1 +Y 2. R1 = R2 + Y 3. Y = R1+X

Assuming the given pipeline stages, explain (what and where) the potential pipeline hazard(s) (if any) in the following code segments. S1 - fetch instruction S2 - decode and calculate effective address S3 - fetch operand S4 - execute instruction S5 - store results Instructions: 1.X = R1 +Y 2. R1 = R2 + Y 3. Y = R1+X

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

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