Selecting multiple threads for substantially concurrent...

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2005-09-19

2008-11-18

Coleman, Eric (Department: 2183)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: processing

Dynamic instruction dependency checking, monitoring or...

C711S168000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07454599

ABSTRACT:
The present disclosure provides for processing units, which are capable of concurrently executing instructions, and a source arbitrator. The source arbitrator determines whether instructions for the processing units are read from different sources. If the source arbitrator determines that each processing unit reads its respective instruction from a different source, then the instructions from the various sources are provided to their corresponding processing units for substantially concurrent processing.

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