Computer Architecture: Dataflow (Part I)
Combining Data Flow and Control Flow ! Can we get the best of both worlds? ! Two possibilities " Model 1: Keep control flow at the ISA level, do dataflow underneath, preserving sequential semantics " Model 2: Keep dataflow model, but incorporate control flow at the ISA level to improve efficiency, exploit locality, and ease
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