Arithmetic processor and arithmetic method

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ABSTRACT:
An arithmetic processor employs two modes of nonpipeline operation and pipeline operation, and is provided with a redundant binary multiplication part for generating redundant binary multiplied results and a supplementary term, first to third intermediate latches for storing two pairs of partial product added results and the supplementary term, a redundant binary accumulation part for accumulating the results of first to third intermediate latches and a value of an accumulation result latch to store the thus accumulated result into the accumulation result latch, and a redundant binary/binary conversion part for converting into a binary numeral the result of the redundant binary multiplication part or the result of the redundant binary accumulation part. Thereby high-speed operations of multiplication instruction and product-sum operation instruction are achieved.

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