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Abstract: This paper describes and evaluates
the results obtained in implementing three
methods of precise interrupts in pipeline
processors - in-order instruction completion,
the reorder buffer, and the reorder buffer with
bypass paths. Due to the limited scope of this
paper, two other methods of implementing
precise interrupts - the history buffer and future
file - are not investigated. An interrupt is
defined as precise if all instructions before the
program counter at the interrupt have finished... (Update)
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@misc{ elbirt-precise,
author = "Adam J. Elbirt",
title = "Precise Interrupt Schemes for Pipelined Processors and a Recommendation
for Virtual Memory Processor Systems",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/553487.html" }
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