improve rendering on git

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peteraa 2019-10-17 17:41:04 +02:00
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** Data hazards 1
At some cycle the following instructions can be found in a 5 stage design:
#+begin_src text
EX: || MEM: || WB:
---------------------||-------------------------||--------------------------
rs1: 4 || rs1: 4 || rs1: 1
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memWrite = false || memWrite = false || memWrite = false
branch = false || branch = true || branch = false
jump = false || jump = false || jump = false
#+end_src
For the operation currently in EX, from where (ID, MEM or WB) should the forwarder get data from for rs1 and rs2?
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At some cycle the following instructions can be found in a 5 stage design:
#+begin_src text
EX: || MEM: || WB:
---------------------||-------------------------||--------------------------
rs1: 1 || rs1: 4 || rs1: 1
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memWrite = false || memWrite = false || memWrite = false
branch = false || branch = true || branch = false
jump = true || jump = true || jump = false
#+end_src
For the operation currently in EX, from where (ID, MEM or WB) should the forwarder get data from for rs1 and rs2?
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At some cycle the following instructions can be found in a 5 stage design:
#+begin_src text
EX: || MEM: || WB:
---------------------||-------------------------||--------------------------
rs1: 2 || rs1: 4 || rs1: 3
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Should the forwarding unit issue a load hazard signal?
(Hint: what are the semantics of the instruction currently in EX stage?)
#+end_src
* Question 3 - Benchmarking
In order to gauge the performance increase from adding branch predictors it is necessary to do some testing.