Performance invarient execution unit for non-communicative instr

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364716, G06F 738, G06F 918

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ABSTRACT:
An arithmetic processor includes an input buffer and a result buffer connected through a pair of multiplexers to a pair of working registers feeding three parallel execution units. Operands stored in the buffers are selected for processing by addressing the buffers and multiplexers. Instruction overlapping is provided whereby operands of one instruction are read in parallel with the execution of the previous instruction. Further, reverse operations are processed identically as forward or normal operations except for addressing thereby achieving invarience of performance under non-communicative instructions.

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