Coding guidelines for pipelined processors
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This paper is a tutorial for assembly language programmers of pipelined processors. It describes the general characteristics of pipelined processors and presents a collection of coding guidelines for them. These guidelines are particularly significant to compiler developers who determine object code patterns.
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This paper is a tutorial for assembly language programmers of pipelined processors. It describes the general characteristics of pipelined processors and presents a collection of coding guidelines for them. These guidelines are particularly significant ...
Coding guidelines for pipelined processors
ASPLOS I: Proceedings of the first international symposium on Architectural support for programming languages and operating systemsThis paper is a tutorial for assembly language programmers of pipelined processors. It describes the general characteristics of pipelined processors and presents a collection of coding guidelines for them. These guidelines are particularly significant ...
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Published: 01 March 1982
Published in SIGPLAN Volume 17, Issue 4
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