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> Forwarding data from strd to ldrd
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> Hi Andreas
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r load.
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>> On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 5:05 AM, Andreas Hansson > > wrote:
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>>> I must confess I am not too familiar with how the various CPUs
>>> accomplish this. Hopefully someone else is able to help.
>>>
>>> Andreas
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> Hi Andreas
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> I'm looking into strd and ldrd instruction on gem5.
>
> ldrd reads eight bytes of data into two registers, while strd w
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Subject: [gem5-users] Forwarding data from strd to ldrd
Hi Andreas
I'm looking into strd and ldrd instruction on gem5.
ldrd reads eight bytes of data into two registers, while strd writes the value
from two registers into
Hi Andreas
I'm looking into strd and ldrd instruction on gem5.
ldrd reads eight bytes of data into two registers, while strd writes the
value from two registers into memory.
In gem5, strd in divided into multiple micro instructions, each writing
four bytes of data. A younger ldrd might have to g
