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It really doesn't. Out of Order processors use reorder buffers, there are hundreds of them. The apple M1 has a reordering window of 500 or so. They also...Last edited by paulpach; 07 April 2022, 04:55 PM.
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They indeed lack any technical detail on their website. It seems their processor is a VLIW architecture, like Itanium 20 years ago.
While...Last edited by paulpach; 07 April 2022, 10:15 AM.
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They do allow using the latest. You can compile LLVM with the latest LLVM, but it is not required, you can use previous versions too.
This...Last edited by paulpach; 05 April 2022, 05:47 PM.
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Do you have some link with details? all I could find was this:
https://www.anandtech.com/show/16226...14-deep-dive/2
It says...
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ARM did not design this core processor at all. It was entirely designed by Apple....
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Not exactly. A typical branch predictor is implemented as a cache. It looks like a hash table in hardware. Given the address of an instruction, it returns...
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Intel has clearly stated that they want to play in IOT. They want to provide chips, not just for desktop and server, but for all purposes.
x86 is...Last edited by paulpach; 08 February 2022, 10:11 AM.
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There is: if every instruction can branch, the branch predictor would have to cache the path of every single instruction (this is not doable). Typical...Last edited by paulpach; 08 February 2022, 08:44 AM.
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It is a tradeoff.
Yeah, a predicated instruction is faster than a separate comparison and branch.
By removing the predicates, they save...
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What is happening in compilers is basically the same thing that happened in browsers.
LLVM is the compiler building block with well-written...
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