Technique for accelerating instruction decoding of instruction s

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ABSTRACT:
In a computer where instructions are fetched in segments and where segments of an instruction are assembled before execution is initiated, processing of instructions is accelerated by examining segments of the instructions concurrently while they are being fetched. The information obtained from such examination is then used to shorten the decoding step for the instruction.

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