The Design Problem SCPP-A
Charles E. Molnar, H.M.J.L. Schols · 1995
ing from the latter communication by projecting away this communcation, leads to the uninteresting state graph shown in figure 4a ; one may want to argue that here the instruction flow and the register flow are independent of each other, cf. the two state graphs in figure 4b. $ & ' % h h x h P P i i B B \\Theta \\Theta B B P P @ @ @ i i P P \\Theta \\ThetaB B \\Theta \\Thetai i \\Gamma \\Gamma \\Gamma \\Theta \\Thetai i \\Gamma \\Gamma \\Gamma B B P P @ @ @ S S T K L K T L ' $ h h x x i i P P \\Theta \\Thetai i \\Gamma \\Gamma \\Gamma P P i i B B P P @ @ @ L K S T figure 4a figure 4b state graph of the communication behavior of a stage after projection 5 Conclusion We hope that you will find many solutions for designing the SCPP-A specified in this monograph. Huub Schols (e-mail : [email protected]) will collect the solutions sent. He will post an overview of the solutions received to the asynchronous-mailing-list. This problem was originally posed (be it in a slighty different form) at a Work...