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It's still executing a single instruction, so it's not ILP. Multiple functional units can do different parts of the instruction in parallel, but instructions ar
by kens 5y ago
It's still executing a single instruction, so it's not ILP. Multiple functional units can do different parts of the instruction in parallel, but instructions are still sequential.
The System/360 Model 91, a more advanced model, used instruction level parallelism for higher perormance.
- kragen 5y agoI forget, did Stretch have ILP?