uction pipelining. With an instruction pipeline, having separate instruction and data memorie s the CPU to do more at the same time. A typical instruction has the following five stages: i) f- fetch instruction from memory ii) r- decode instruction, and read register operands ii) a - execute instruction using ALU (arithmetic logic unit), or calculate address iv) d access data memory (load or store)

uction pipelining. With an instruction pipeline, having separate instruction and data memorie s the CPU to do more at the same time. A typical instruction has the following five stages: i) f- fetch instruction from memory ii) r- decode instruction, and read register operands ii) a - execute instruction using ALU (arithmetic logic unit), or calculate address iv) d access data memory (load or store)

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