Lecture
Dynamic Scheduling: Extending Pipelining for Parallelism
Description
This lecture explores dynamic scheduling as a method to enhance pipelining by allowing instructions to be executed out of order, breaking the rigidity of traditional pipelines. It covers concepts such as reservation stations, register renaming, handling hazards, and precise exceptions. The instructor discusses how dynamic scheduling enables the extraction of parallelism, resolves data hazards, and improves performance by breaking the strict sequencing of instructions.
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