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Modeling instruction cache and instruction buffer for performance estimation of VLIW architectures using native simulation

Omayma Matoussi, Frédéric Pétrot

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In this work, we propose an icache performance estimation approach that focuses on a component necessary to handle the instruction parallelism in a very long instruction word (VLIW) processor: the instruction buffer (IB). Our annotation approach is founded on an intermediate level native-simulation framework. It is evaluated with reference to a cycle accurate instruction set simulator leading to an average cycle count error of 9.3% and an average speedup of 10.

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In this work, we propose an icache performance estimation approach that focuses on a component necessary to handle the instruction parallelism in a very long instruction word (VLIW) processor: the instruction buffer (IB). Our annotation approach is founded on an intermediate level native-simulation framework. It is evaluated with reference to a cycle accurate instruction set simulator leading to an average cycle count error of 9.3% and an average speedup of 10.

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In this work, we propose an icache performance estimation approach that focuses on a component necessary to handle the instruction parallelism in a very long instruction word (VLIW) processor: the instruction buffer (IB). Our annotation approach is founded on an intermediate level native-simulation framework. It is evaluated with reference to a cycle accurate instruction set simulator leading to an average cycle count error of 9.3% and an average speedup of 10.

Key concepts: Very long instruction word, Computer science, Instruction set, Speedup, Parallel computing, Instructions per cycle, Cache, Set (abstract data type)

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