NASA proves once again that, for it, the impossible is not even difficult. 68 245 (2/9/2011 4:53:18 PM)
In this case, proving a negative about unexpected acceleration of Toyota cars: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-toyota-nasa-20110209,0,4830024.story Sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles not an ele...
Robert

Antidependence means WAR? 2 202 (3/5/2007 2:47:27 AM)
Hi all, I am reading Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach. A-67 about scoreboarding. And I am confused with the term "antidependence", does it mean WAR? For example, ADD.D F10,F0,F8 SUB.D F8,F8,F14...
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The Like of the KDF9 0 334 (3/28/2011 7:43:39 PM)
Not in the sense of having a stack-oriented instruction set, although I suppose that is more likely, even if less efficient. No, it is the famous post of Robert Firth made on March 11 1991 of which I speak...
Quadibloc

More blather about atom 33 285 (3/22/2011 8:27:49 PM)
Intel should give up on Atom. Intel should buy ARM (I'm sure the FTC would have no objection). http://seekingalpha.com/article/259493-intel-should-give-up-on-the-atom I see a couple of silver linings in...
Robert

|What is the maximum clock rate given the state of today's technology? 18 219 (3/25/2011 5:57:07 PM)
Hi: What is the maximum physically-possible clock rate [measured in Hz] of a 1-bit-per-cycle, single-core, purely-serial processor? Thank a bunch, Green Xenon| ...
GreenXenon