Method and system for tracking and recycling physical...

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides methods and memory structures for efficient tracking and recycling of physical register assignments. The disclosed methods and memory structures each provide an approach to reduce the size of the memory structures needed to track the usage of the physical registers and the recycling of these registers.

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