Artifact Details

Title

Instruction-level parallelism (ILP)

Catalog Number

102624696

Type

Moving Image

Description

From University Video Communications' catalog:

"Nearly all high-performance microprocessor designs now embody some form of instruction-level parallelism. Whether through super-scalar or VLIW parallelism, processors go faster by overlapping the execution of several different functional units without requiring the programmer to rearrange or rethink programs. In this talk, Fisher surveys the history, present status, and research problems of ILP. Topics include hardware techniques such as speculative execution, software techniques such as trace scheduling and software pipe-lining, and system issues such as object code compatibility and recompilation."

Date

1992-10

Credits

Fisher, Joseph A.

Publisher

University Video Communications

Duration

01:30:07

Format

Betacam SP

Copyright Holder

Computer History Museum

Category

Lecture

Credit

Gift of University Video Communications

Lot Number

X6636.2013