| S. Banerjia, S. W. Sathaye, K. N. Menezes, and T. Conte, MPS: Miss-path scheduling for multipleissue processors, IEEE Trans. Comput. 47, 12 (December 1998), 1382#1397. |
....time for code compatibility [5] 6] and for performance [6] How can parallelism be extracted at Icache miss time Nair and Hopkins [7] suggested a technique they called DIF. We proposed a hardware technique that is similar in spirit but different in implementation called miss path scheduling [8]. These are just early studies, and more work needs to be done here. The architecture of an evolutionary processor What does this mean for architecture One view is that the compiler will dissolve into the operating system (i.e. pagefault time or program exit time scheduling) and the memory ....
S. Banerjia, S. W. Sathaye, K. N. Menezes and T. M. Conte, "MPS: Miss path scheduling for multiple-issue processors," IEEE Transactions on Computers (to appear), 1998.
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S. Banerjia, S. W. Sathaye, K. N. Menezes, and T. Conte, MPS: Miss-path scheduling for multipleissue processors, IEEE Trans. Comput. 47, 12 (December 1998), 1382#1397.
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S. Banerjia, S. W. Sathaye, K. N. Menezes, and T. Conte, "MPS: Miss-Path Scheduling for Multiple-Issue Processors", IEEE Trans. on Computers, Vol. 47, No. 12, pp. 1382-1397, December 1998.
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S. Banerjia, S. Sathaye, N. Menezes, and T. Conte, "MPS: Miss-path scheduling for multiple-issue processors," IEEE Trans. Computers, vol. 47, pp. 1382--1397, Dec. 1998.
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