Processor that predicts floating point instruction latency...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: processing – Processing control – Arithmetic operation instruction processing

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C712S221000

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10700391

ABSTRACT:
A processor includes a prediction circuit and a floating point unit. The prediction circuit is configured to predict an execution latency of a floating point operation. The floating point unit is coupled to receive the floating point operation for execution, and is configured to detect a misprediction of the execution latency. In some embodiments, an exception may be taken in response to the misprediction. In other embodiments, the floating point operation may be rescheduled with the corrected execution latency.

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