Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1995-06-07
1997-04-22
Eng, David Y.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3642615, 3649381, G06F 900
Patent
active
056236506
ABSTRACT:
A sequence of conditional vector IF statements is processed by employing a mask register and a condition register. Each conditional vector IF statement is typically performed on two vector registers, each having vector elements. A first conditional vector IF statement in the sequence is processed for those vector elements corresponding to set bits in the mask register. Bits are set in the condition register to reflect those vector elements which correspond to the set bits in the mask register for which the conditional vector IF statement is satisfied. The contents of the condition register are then moved into the mask register. A next conditional vector IF statement in the sequence is then processed for those vector elements corresponding to the new set bits in the mask register. Bits are then set in the condition register to reflect those vector elements which correspond to the new set bits in the mask register for which the conditional vector IF statement is satisfied.
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Beard Douglas R.
Blewett Richard G.
Lohman Jeffrey A.
Phelps Andrew E.
Silbey Alexander A.
Cray Research Inc.
Eng David Y.
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