And like the proposed Mill design, the Crusoe had a skewed pipeline (the Mill folks call is phasing for some reason). That is, different parts of the instructi

And like the proposed Mill design, the Crusoe had a skewed pipeline (the Mill folks call is phasing for some reason). That is, different parts of the instruction complete at different clocks, typically load then operations then stores allowing for single instruction loops for, say, copying an array while doubling the values in it. Easy for compilers to handle but I can't imagine writing assembly like that by hand.