SPECint95 Performance of an Implementation of the Dynamically Trace Scheduled VLIW Architecture
Resumo
Dynamically trace scheduled VLIW (DTSVLIW) architectures can be used to implement machines that execute code of current RISC or CISC instruction set architectures in a VLIW fashion, delivering instruction level parallelism with backward code compatibility. This paper presents preliminary SPECint95 performance mesuraments of the DTSVLIW architecture, obtained with a simulator which has been implemented in C.
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