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If you liked this excellent overview, and you're not too tired of me going on about the new Mill CPU architecture already, you may like that Mill loads specify
by willvarfar 12y ago
If you liked this excellent overview, and you're not too tired of me going on about the new Mill CPU architecture already, you may like that Mill loads specify their retire cycle and represent memory at retire time rather than issue time. The Mill is therefore immune to aliasing races. And this works between cores too!
- zxcdw 12y agoThanks for your hard work on the Mill CPU. It is truly fascinating to learn about it! I've been waiting for the Pipeline talk for the past week, checking the website few times a day. :) And for those who are interested in this type of thing, here's a talk about the Mill CPU memory system which also touches caches: http://millcomputing.com/docs/memory/ http://millcomputing.com/docs/memory/