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VLIW is an acronym for: Very Long Instruction Word. This processor architecture implements a type of instruction level parallelism; multiple words executed per processor cycle. Similar to superscalar methods and architectures, it uses several execution units (e.g. 2 multipliers), so processors can execute several instructions at once (e.g. 2 multiplications). It is well suited to problems that ... [MORE]
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Code-morphing: Fresh as a DAISY
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On translating software between x86-based and VLIW processors, mainly IBM's code-morphing chip similar to Transmeta's.
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Embedded Computing: A VLIW Approach to Architecture, Compilers and Tools
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By Joseph A. Fisher, Paolo Faraboschi, Cliff Young; Morgan Kaufmann, 2004, ISBN 1558607668. Technology is removing the gap between embedded and VLIW computing: high-performance methods that seemed too costly for embedded use have become feasible and popular. Book description, reviews, biographies.
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Very Long Instruction Word
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Growing entry, with links to many related topics. [NodeWorks Encyclopedia]
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VLIW at IBM Research
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Very-Long Instruction Word architectures: an alternative way to organize processors. Instead of the trend toward hardware making complex decisions for scheduling machine-level instructions in programs, VLIW systems do scheduling at compile time.
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VLIW Processors and Trace Scheduling
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Descriptions, history, examples, references; in HTML, PDF, and in: The Computer Engineering Handbook, by Vojin Oklobdzija, CRC Press, 2001, ISBN 0849308852.
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