| Ed Harcourt, Jon Mauney, and Todd Cook. Specification and simulation of instruction-level parallelism. In Proceedings of NAPAW'93, the North American Process Algebra Workshop, 1993. |
....properties of the instructions are often visible to the user of the processor. Consequently, such properties should be included in any behavioral processor specification. We present a technique for formally describing, at a high level, the timing properties of pipelined, superscalar processors [PH90, Joh91, HMC93]. We illustrate the technique by specifying and simulating a hypothetical processor that includes many features of commercial processors including delayed loads and branches, interlocked floating point instructions, and multiple instruction issue. As our mathematical formalism we use SCCS, a ....
Ed Harcourt, Jon Mauney, and Todd Cook. Specification and simulation of instruction-level parallelism. In Proceedings of NAPAW'93, the North American Process Algebra Workshop, 1993.
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