Abstract: In one embodiment, the present invention includes a processor having a fused multiply-add (FMA) unit to perform FMA instructions and add-like instructions. This unit can include an adder with multiple segments each independently controlled by a logic. The logic can clock gate at least one segment during execution of an add-like instruction in another segment of the adder when the add-like instruction has a width less than a width of the FMA unit. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the present invention includes a processor having a fused multiply-add (FMA) unit to perform FMA instructions and add-like instructions. This unit can include an adder with multiple segments each independently controlled by a logic. The logic can clock gate at least one segment during execution of an add-like instruction in another segment of the adder when the add-like instruction has a width less than a width of the FMA unit. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the present invention includes a processor having a fused multiply-add (FMA) unit to perform FMA instructions and add-like instructions. This unit can include an adder with multiple segments each independently controlled by a logic. The logic can clock gate at least one segment during execution of an add-like instruction in another segment of the adder when the add-like instruction has a width less than a width of the FMA unit. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Systems, methods, processors, media, and other embodiments associated with integer rounding a floating point number in one micro-operation (uop) are described. One system embodiment includes a memory to store an integer rounding floating point instruction and a processor to perform the integer rounding floating point instruction. The processor may include a floating point unit that includes circuits and/or logics that integer round the floating point number.

Abstract: An apparatus and method are described for comparing elements between two immediate values. For example, a method according to one embodiment includes the following operations: reading values of a first set of elements stored in a first immediate value, each element having a defined element position in the first immediate value; comparing each element from the first set of elements with each of a second set of elements stored in a second immediate value; counting the number of times the value of each element of the first set of elements is found in the second set of elements to arrive at a final count for each element of the first set of elements; and transferring the final count for each element to a third immediate value, wherein the final count is stored in an element position in the third immediate value corresponding to the defined element position in the first immediate value.

Abstract: In some implementations, a register file has a plurality of read ports for providing data to a micro-operation during execution of the micro-operation. For example, the micro-operation may utilize at least two data sources, with at least one first data source being utilized at least one pipeline stage earlier than at least one second data source. A number of register file read ports may be allocated for executing the micro-operation. A bypass calculation is performed during a first pipeline stage to detect whether the at least one second data source is available from a bypass network. During a subsequent second pipeline stage, when the at least one second data source is detected to be available from the bypass network, the number of the read ports allocated to the micro-operation may be reduced.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the present invention includes a processor having a fused multiply-add (FMA) unit to perform FMA instructions and add-like instructions. This unit can include an adder with multiple segments each independently controlled by a logic. The logic can clock gate at least one segment during execution of an add-like instruction in another segment of the adder when the add-like instruction has a width less than a width of the FMA unit. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Systems, methods, processors, media, and other embodiments associated with integer rounding a floating point number in one micro-operation (uop) are described. One system embodiment includes a memory to store an integer rounding floating point instruction and a processor to perform the integer rounding floating point instruction. The processor may include a floating point unit that includes circuits and/or logics that integer round the floating point number.