The Gmicro/300 32-bit microprocessor
Takeshi Kitahara, Tohru Satoh
Abstract
Takeshi Kitahara, Tohru Satoh
Abstract
A high-end microprocessor, the Gmicro/300, based on the TRON architecture specification is described. In contrast to other RISC (reduced-instruction-set-computer) or CISC (complex-instruction-set-computer) chips, it executes an instruction with a memory operand and a register operand in one clock cycle. Separate cache memories improve performance more than 13.8%. The Gmicro/300's pipeline structure, its other one-cycle structures, and the effects of using internal caches are discussed.>
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A high-end microprocessor, the Gmicro/300, based on the TRON architecture specification is described. In contrast to other RISC (reduced-instruction-set-computer) or CISC (complex-instruction-set-computer) chips, it executes an instruction with a memory operand and a register operand in one clock cycle. Separate cache memories improve performance more than 13.8%. The Gmicro/300's pipeline structure, its other one-cycle structures, and the effects of using internal caches are discussed.>
Key concepts: Operand, Computer science, Instructions per cycle, Pipeline (software), Reduced instruction set computing, Instruction set, Microprocessor, Cache