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Well a bunch of the Crusoe people did. They eventually got acquired by Nvidia and that’s what Denver is. Not VLIW though.
by CalChris 6y ago
Well a bunch of the Crusoe people did. They eventually got acquired by Nvidia and that’s what Denver is. Not VLIW though.
- monocasa 6y agoI was pretty sure that both the Transmeta cores, as well as the Denver cores were VLIW internally.
- fulafel 6y agoYep, The OOO nature of the cpu might make the static scheduling less attractive for Denver. But I think the public info doesn't say either way vliw or not. Also it's now mainstream (Intel does it) to have an intermediate code storage format with the introduction of trace caches. I wonder what the usual format of those is.