Performing SIMD shift and arithmetic operation in non-SIMD archi

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: processing – Processing architecture – Array processor

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708524, 712221, 712223, 712224, G06F 9302

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060063165

ABSTRACT:
A microprocessor circuit is disclosed for instructions on an arithmetic/shift function performing standard operations (e.g., ALU instructions or Shift instructions) on instructions in a first cycle of operation, and a correction circuit responsive to the arithmetic/shift function for modifying the standard results provided by the arithmetic/shift function to results required by a SIMD instruction being executed. The arithmetic/shift function is an instruction provided by either an Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) or by a shift instruction. The correction circuit passes data, unchanged for logical instructions but provides condition codes according to the SIMD instruction.

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