Abstract: A method for generating instructions to facilitate control-quasi-independent-point multithreading is provided. A spawn point and control-quasi-independent-point are determined. An instruction stream is generated to partition a program so that portions of the program are parallelized by speculative threads. A method of performing control-quasi-independent-point guided speculative multithreading includes spawning a speculative thread when the spawn point is encountered. An embodiment of the method further includes performing speculative precomputation to determine a live-in value for the speculative thread.

Abstract: The latencies associated with retrieving instruction information for a main thread are decreased through the use of a simultaneous helper thread. The helper thread is a speculative prefetch thread to perform instruction prefetch and/or trace pre-build for the main thread.

Abstract: The latencies associated with cache misses or other long-latency instructions in a main thread are decreased through the use of a simultaneous helper thread. The helper thread is a speculative prefetch thread to perform a memory prefetch for the main thread. The instructions for the helper thread are dynamically incorporated into the main thread binary during post-pass operation of a compiler.

Abstract: A method for executing a code is provided. The method includes receiving a trigger instruction, selecting an entry in a trigger table, the entry associated with the trigger instruction, and executing an auxiliary code referenced by the entry in the trigger table.