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instruction set
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instruction set
The group of machine language instructions that a computer can follow, which may range from a handful to several hundred. It is a fundamental architectural component of a CPU and is either built into the CPU or into microcode, a layer between the instruction set and the circuitry. The instruction length is generally from one to four bytes long. See CISC, RISC, machine language, microcode and CPU.
instruction set [in′strək·shən ‚set]
(computer science)
Also known as instruction repertory.
The set of instructions which a computing or data-processing system is capable of performing.
The set of instructions which an automatic coding system assembles.

(architecture)instruction set - The collection of machine language instructions that a particular processor understands.

The term is almost synonymous with "instruction set architecture" since the instructions are fairly meaningless in isolation from the registers etc. that they manipulate.


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Load/store instructions can also be selectively included (or removed) from the display, so one can see the cause for branches in the executed code.
Instruction Pipelining The M300 also utilizes instruction pipelining, allowing non-dependent Load/Store instructions to execute in parallel.
These include 1D and 2D block I/O instructions and special Load/Store instructions for pre-fetch/writeback and circular buffers.
 
 
 
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