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here why to take stall at the highlighted cell as its OPERAND FORWARDING and unless mentioned its EX-EX and its being followed without stall also, please clarify how to u...
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consider a 4-stage pipeline (IF, ID, EX, WB) used to execute the following code. All the instructions are spending 1 cycle in all the stags but MUL takes 4 cycles. Div ta...
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if a instruction pipeline has 5 stages with different stage delays 2 , 3 , 4 , 5, 6 ns . The pipeline registers are required between each stage and at the end of last sta...
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4 stage pipeline with respective delays of 2 ns , 8 ns , 3 ns , 1 ns .It is enhanced to improve the performance with stages , but in the enhancement process longest dela...
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Non pipelined system takes 130ns to process an instruction . A program of 1000 instructions is executed in non pipelined system. Then same program is processed with proce...
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Minimum number of stages in a pipeline processor that achieve a speed of 9.2 for 200 operations is
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Consider execution of 100 instructions on a 5 stage pipeline. let P be the probability of an instruction being branch. The value of P such that speed up is atleast 4 is__...
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Suppose the functions F and G can be computed in 8 and 3 nanoseconds by functional units UF and UG, respectively. Given three instances of UF and three instances of UG, i...
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A pipelined Processor contains 5 instructions stages of execution times 120ns, 160ns, 105 ns, 135ns and 155ns with a register delay 10ns on each stage. What is the percen...
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Consider a 5 stage pipeline with Instruction Fetch(IF),Instruction decode(ID),Execute(EX),Write back(WB),and Memory access(MA) having latencies(in ns) 3,8,5,6 and 4 respe...
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doubt in this gate question- https://gateoverflow.in/753/gate2001-12?show=279851#c279851In instruction I3 how is it getting the value of r2 which is computed in I1 instru...
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we do forwarding from WB stage to EX or from WB to MEM stage??
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A system employs $10$ stage instruction pipeline in which $5$% instruction results in data dependency, $10$% instruction results in control dependency, $2$% instructions ...
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Consider a 5 stage pipeline that allows overlapping of all instructions except branch instructions. The target of branch instructions is not available until the branch in...
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In a normal 5-stage pipeline, when is the branch target address available?There are some sources which say that the address is available after the MEM stage, but go on to...
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Consider a non-pipelined processor design which has a cycle time of 10ns and average CPI of 1.6. If each pipeline stage adds extra 20ps due to register setup delay. The p...
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Consider below sequence of instructions$1.lw\,s2,0(s1)$$2.lw\,s1,40(s6)$$3.sub\,s6,s1,s2$$4.add\,s6,s2,s2$$5.or\,s3,s6,0$$6.sw\,s6,50(s1)$What is the number of clock cycl...
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Is Cycles required 11 or 14 ?
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According to me. the Solution should beCorrect me!! where I am wrong.. please
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Given a non-pipelined architecture running at 1GHz, that takes 5 cycles to finish an instruction. You want to make it pipelined with 5 stages. The increase in hardware fo...
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Consider a non­pipelined processor design which has a cycle time of 10ns and average CPI of1.4. The maximum speedup pipelined processor can get by pipelining it into 5 st...
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https://gateoverflow.in/63585/pipeliningCan anyone Explain the meaning of the line-"Assume that no instruction starts at first stage time the branch condition is evaluate...
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I'm not able to understand how pipelining reduces memory requirements of programs. Anyone please explain.
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Consider a pipelined processor having 5 stages. The stage delays are 2, 3, 2.5, 3.2, 2.5ns and interstage buffer delays are 1ns. The 3rd stage is capable of deciding bran...