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EPIC ( )

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EPIC (. explicitly parallel instruction computing .  1997 HP Intel[1] Intel Itanium.[2] EPIC , , . , .

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1989 HP , RISC , . , EPIC.[2] VLIW, , .

EPIC , . , , , . (instruction level parallelism) .

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EPIC VLIW:

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  • (software prefetch). , , . , .
  • , , (bypassing control dependencies), (bypassing data dependencies).
  • (check load instruction) , . , .

EPIC (grab-bag) ILP ( ):

Itanium [3], (software pipelining). .[4]

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EPIC, Itanium.

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  1. Schlansker and Rau EPIC: An Architecture for Instruction-Level Parallel Processors (PDF). HP Laboratories Palo Alto, HPL-1999-111 (February 2000). 27 2012. 8 2008.
  2. 1 2 Inventing Itanium: How HP Labs Helped Create the Next-Generation Chip Architecture. HP Labs (June 2001). 27 2012. 14 2007.
  3. C . 2. Intel Itanium, HP PA8700, Alpha
  4. De Gelas, Johan ItaniumIs there light at the end of the tunnel?. AnandTech (November 9, 2005). 27 2012. 8 2008.

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