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I might call that the Transmeta approach. Back in the early 2000s, Transmeta offered x86-compatible systems that ran a proprietary VLIW core with software trans
by klodolph 6y ago
I might call that the Transmeta approach. Back in the early 2000s, Transmeta offered x86-compatible systems that ran a proprietary VLIW core with software translation. The resulting system looked like an x86 system to the OS and was more power-efficient than contemporary x86 systems from other vendors.
Intel has a perpetual license for all Transmeta patents and applications.
- rbanffy 6y agoDoes the reorder buffer in x86 processors operate on the x86 instructions or the µOPs?