18115971. Stalling Issue Queue Entries Until Consecutive Allocated Entries are Available for Segmented Stores simplified abstract (SiFive, Inc.)
Stalling Issue Queue Entries Until Consecutive Allocated Entries are Available for Segmented Stores
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Josh Smith of San Francisco CA (US)
Stalling Issue Queue Entries Until Consecutive Allocated Entries are Available for Segmented Stores - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18115971 titled 'Stalling Issue Queue Entries Until Consecutive Allocated Entries are Available for Segmented Stores
The abstract describes a method for performing segmented vector store operations, involving decoding segmented vector store micro-operations, allocating store buffer entries in FIFO order, stalling the pipeline until all store buffer entries are allocated, and writing manipulated vector data into multiple store buffer entries.
- Decoding segmented vector store micro-operations
- Allocating store buffer entries in FIFO order
- Stalling the pipeline until all store buffer entries are allocated
- Writing manipulated vector data into multiple store buffer entries
Potential Applications: - High-performance computing systems - Data processing applications - Graphics processing units
Problems Solved: - Efficient handling of segmented vector store operations - Optimized use of store buffer entries - Improved performance in vector data manipulation
Benefits: - Faster data processing - Enhanced pipeline efficiency - Reduced latency in vector store operations
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhancing Data Processing Efficiency with Segmented Vector Store Operations" This technology can be utilized in industries such as: - Semiconductor manufacturing - Cloud computing services - Artificial intelligence development
Prior Art: There may be existing patents related to segmented vector store operations or similar data processing techniques.
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Questions about Segmented Vector Store Operations: 1. How does this method improve data processing efficiency compared to traditional vector store operations? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this method in different computing systems?
Original Abstract Submitted
A method for performing segmented vector store operations is disclosed. The method includes decoding one or more segmented vector store micro-operations (uops) of segmented vector store instruction in a pipeline, allocating, based on each of the one or more segmented vector store uops, one or more respective store buffer entries in First-in, First-out (FIFO) order, stalling the pipeline until store buffer entries are allocated by all of segmented vector store uops of the segmented vector store instruction, and writing, based on each of the one or more segmented vector store uops, manipulated vector data into multiple store buffer entries.
