Analysis of x86 Instruction Set Usage for DOS/Windows Applications and Its Implication on Superscalar Design
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The understanding of instruction set usage in typical DOS/Windows applications plays a very important role in designing high performance x86 compatible microprocessors. This paper presents the tools to such analysis, the analysis results, and their implications on the design of a RISC-based superscalar processor for efficient x86 instruction execution. The analyzed results are used to optimize the execution of frequently executed instructions and micro operations.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E85-D No.6 pp.929-939
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- 2002/06/01
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Ing-Jer HUANG, Tzu-Chin PENG, "Analysis of x86 Instruction Set Usage for DOS/Windows Applications and Its Implication on Superscalar Design" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E85-D, no. 6, pp. 929-939, June 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The understanding of instruction set usage in typical DOS/Windows applications plays a very important role in designing high performance x86 compatible microprocessors. This paper presents the tools to such analysis, the analysis results, and their implications on the design of a RISC-based superscalar processor for efficient x86 instruction execution. The analyzed results are used to optimize the execution of frequently executed instructions and micro operations.
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