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Abstract: In this paper, we describe a lightweight protocol to support selective re-execution on the TRIPS processor. The protocol permits multiple waves of speculation to be traversing a dataflow graph simultaneously and in any order, with a cleanup "commit" wave propagating as well to determine completion of a group of instructions. The protocol is completely distributed, consisting of point-to-point messages and requiring no centralized control. Thus, recovery from value mis-speculations requires no... (Update)
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R.Desikan, S.Sethumadhavan, et al. Lightweight distributed selective re-execution and its implications for value speculation. In First Value Prediction Workshop, June 2003. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/desikan03lightweight.html More
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title = "Lightweight distributed selective re-execution and its implications for
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text = "R.Desikan, S.Sethumadhavan, et al. Lightweight distributed selective re-execution
and its implications for value speculation. In First Value Prediction Workshop,
June 2003.",
year = "2003",
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