Unified floating point and integer datapath for a RISC processor

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ABSTRACT:
A 64-bit wide unified integer and floating-point datapath for a RISC processor. The unified datapath allows for the sharing of some of the major hardware resources within the integer and floating-point execution units, as well as simplifying a large portion of the peripheral circuitry. The unified datapath results in a more efficient use of the hardware with reduced average power dissipation and area, without compromising the major performance advantages of RISC processors.

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