COMP 206: Computer Architecture and Implementation

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COMP 206: Computer Architecture and Implementation

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comp 206: computer architecture and implementation

2. Reading. Chapter 3: ILP and Its Dynamic ExploitationSection 3.1-3.3. 3. Dynamic Scheduling: Tomasulo's Algorithm. For IBM 360/91 (about three years after CDC 6600)Goal: High performance without special compilersDifferences between IBM 360 and CDC 6600 ISAIBM has only 2 register specifiers/instruction versus 3 in CDC 6600IBM has 4 FP registers versus 8 in CDC 6600Differences between Tomasulo Algorithm and ScoreboardControl and buffers distributed with Function Units versus centralized 9455

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