Split branch system utilizing separate set branch, condition and branch instructions and including dual instruction fetchers

N Sidwell; A Sturges

Split branch system utilizing separate set branch, condition and branch instructions and including dual instruction fetchers

N Sidwell (Inventor), A Sturges (Inventor)

Department of Computer Science

Research output: Patent

Translated title of the contribution	Split branch system utilizing separate set branch, condition and branch instructions and including dual instruction fetchers
Original language	English
Patent number	US5961637
Publication status	Published - 1999

Bibliographical note

Other: Patent number: US5961637
This invention describes a way of splitting branch instructions into two parts, such that a branch target fetcher could be given as much advance warning as possible of a branch target. Unlike conventional prefetching, it does not require the fetcher to look ahead in the instruction stream

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