Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method to execute successive dependent instructions from an instruction stream in a processor. In an embodiment, the invention relates to a method to execute successive dependent instructions from an instruction stream in a processor. The method may include identifying a first instruction and a second instruction. A given operand of a second instruction is an output of the first instruction of the pair. The first instruction is older than the second instruction. The method may include loading the operands of the first instruction and the second instruction. The method may include executing the first instruction and the second instruction.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to crack a record form FP instruction into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to compute a target FP register and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a condition register (CR) to improve a processing speed of the record form FP instruction.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to insert a move instruction in an instruction scheduling dependency graph generated for operands of the instruction operating on register pairs to ensure operand readiness for all of the operands used by the instruction operating on register pairs.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to insert a move instruction in an instruction scheduling dependency graph generated for operands of the instruction operating on register pairs to ensure operand readiness for all of the operands used by the instruction operating on register pairs.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to crack a record form FP instruction into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to compute a target FP register and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a condition register (CR) to improve a processing speed of the record form FP instruction.

Abstract: An arithmetic logic unit is disclosed that includes a first logical circuit that generates a first partial sum result from three operands in a first stage of a single clock cycle of a processor; a second circuit that generates a second partial result in the same first stage of the clock cycle of the processor; and an adder that receives the first partial result from the first logical circuit and the second partial result from the second circuit and generates a secondary result during a second stage of the single clock cycle of the processor. The arithmetic logic unit may optionally further include a backend circuit that performs additional arithmetic and logic functions in the same single clock cycle of the processor.

Abstract: An arithmetic logic unit is disclosed that includes a first logical circuit that generates a first partial sum result from three operands in a first stage of a single clock cycle of a processor; a second circuit that generates a second partial result in the same first stage of the clock cycle of the processor; and an adder that receives the first partial result from the first logical circuit and the second partial result from the second circuit and generates a secondary result during a second stage of the single clock cycle of the processor. The arithmetic logic unit may optionally further include a backend circuit that performs additional arithmetic and logic functions in the same single clock cycle of the processor.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to execute a record form instruction cracked into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to compute a target register and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a condition register (CR) to improve a processing speed of the record form instruction.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to crack a Move-To-FPSCR instruction into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to update a control field and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a trap decision.

Abstract: An arithmetic logic unit is disclosed that includes a first logical circuit that generates a first partial sum result from three operands in a first stage of a single clock cycle of a processor; a second circuit that generates a second partial result in the same first stage of the clock cycle of the processor; and an adder that receives the first partial result from the first logical circuit and the second partial result from the second circuit and generates a secondary result during a second stage of the single clock cycle of the processor. The arithmetic logic unit may optionally further include a backend circuit that performs additional arithmetic and logic functions in the same single clock cycle of the processor.

Abstract: Aspects of the invention include receiving, by a processor, a plurality of instructions at an instruction pipeline. The processor can further determine an operand bit field size for each of the received plurality of instructions. The processor can further compare the operand bit field size of at least a subset of the received instructions to a predetermined threshold. The processor can further fuse at least two of the received instructions that have an operand bit field size that meets the predetermined threshold. The processor can further perform an execution stage within the instruction pipeline to execute the received instructions, including the fused instructions.

Abstract: Techniques for error correction in a processor include detecting an error in first data stored in a register. The method also includes generating an instruction to read the first data stored in the register, where the register is both a source register and a destination register of the instruction. The method further includes transmitting the first data to an execution unit, where the first data bypasses an issue queue. The method also includes decoding the instruction and correcting the error to generate corrected data and writing the corrected data to the destination register.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to insert a move instruction in an instruction scheduling dependency graph generated for operands of the instruction operating on register pairs to ensure operand readiness for all of the operands used by the instruction operating on register pairs.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to insert a move instruction in an instruction scheduling dependency graph generated for operands of the instruction operating on register pairs to ensure operand readiness for all of the operands used by the instruction operating on register pairs.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to crack a record form FP instruction into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to compute a target FP register and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a condition register (CR) to improve a processing speed of the record form FP instruction.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to crack a Move-To-FPSCR instruction into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to update a control field and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a trap decision.

Abstract: A computer processing system is provided. The computer processing system includes a processor configured to crack a record form FP instruction into two internal instructions. A first one of the two internal instructions executes out-of-order to compute a target FP register and a second one of the two internal instructions executes in-order to compute a condition register (CR) to improve a processing speed of the record form FP instruction.

Abstract: An instruction sequencing unit in an out-of-order (OOO) processor includes a Most Favored Instruction (MFI) mechanism that designates an instruction as an MFI. The processing queues in the processor identify when they contain the MFI, and assures processing the MFI. The MFI remains the MFI until it is completed or is flushed, and which time the MFI mechanism selects the next MFI.

Abstract: An instruction sequencing unit in an out-of-order (OOO) processor includes a Most Favored Instruction (MFI) mechanism that designates an instruction as an MFI. The processing queues in the processor identify when they contain the MFI, and assures processing the MFI. The MFI remains the MFI until it is completed or is flushed, and which time the MFI mechanism selects the next MFI.

Abstract: Techniques for error correction in a processor include detecting an error in first data stored in a register. The method also includes generating an instruction to read the first data stored in the register, where the register is both a source register and a destination register of the instruction. The method further includes transmitting the first data to an execution unit, where the first data bypasses an issue queue. The method also includes decoding the instruction and correcting the error to generate corrected data and writing the corrected data to the destination register.