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VLIW

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VLIW
(Very Long Instruction Word) A CPU architecture that reads a group of instructions and executes them at the same time. For example, the group (word) might contain four instructions, and the compiler ensures that those four instructions are not dependent on each other so they can be executed simultaneously. Otherwise, it places no-ops (blank instructions) in the word where necessary.
VLIW - Very Long Instruction Word


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Two of the papers propose a cache memory architecture for leakage energy reduction and define a mathematical model to analyze the temperature behavior of registers in VLIW systems.
To accommodate this, Rubicon makes provision for inter-cluster communication, allowing VLIW to be applied to the problem of realizing instruction level parallelism without swamping the register file with an unmanageable volume of requests for operands from execution units.
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