(c) The following code fragment is used to illustrate the occurrence of output dependency and antidependency in the issue of instructions to achieve instruction level parallelism in a superscalar processor. Explain these occurrences of output dependency and antidependency with reference to the code fragment in Fig Q2(c): Il: R5 E R4 + R5 12: R6 E R5 OR R2 13: R5 € R5 – R3 14: R8 € R5 EXOR R6 Fig Q2(c) Code Fragment

(c) The following code fragment is used to illustrate the occurrence of output dependency and antidependency in the issue of instructions to achieve instruction level parallelism in a superscalar processor. Explain these occurrences of output dependency and antidependency with reference to the code fragment in Fig Q2(c): Il: R5 E R4 + R5 12: R6 E R5 OR R2 13: R5 € R5 – R3 14: R8 € R5 EXOR R6 Fig Q2(c) Code Fragment

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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