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>> There is no pipeline stall. There is no waiting for memory. I mean this is a bit of a hyperbole. Even if things are deterministic, the compiler might not be
by sifar 3y ago
>> There is no pipeline stall. There is no waiting for memory.
I mean this is a bit of a hyperbole. Even if things are deterministic, the compiler might not be able to schedule things optimally, their can be pipeline interlocks or memory bank conflicts (depending on sizes involved) in some scenarios.
- anon291 3y agoThere is no implicit pipeline stalls. Any pipeline stalls are detectable at compile time via trivial static analysis tools, letting engineers work around it, or decide it's fine. Sorry if that was confusing.