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On Thu, 19 Sep 2024 19:12:41 +0000, Brett wrote:??? I am not sure about this. It is in the Q+ ISA. Is the decoder output registered before feeding the renamer?
MitchAlsup1 <mitchalsup@aol.com> wrote:My 66000 encodes store data register in the same field position as itOn Thu, 19 Sep 2024 15:07:11 +0000, EricP wrote:>
>>- register specifier fields are either source or dest, never both>
I happen to be wishywashy on this
>
This is deeply interesting, can you expound on why it is fine a register
field can be shared by loads and stores, and sometimes both like x86.
encodes "what kind of branch" is being performed, and the same position
as all calculation (and load) results.
I started doing this in 1982 with Mc88100 ISA, and never found a problem
with the encoding nor in the decoding nor with the pipelining of it.
Let me be clear, I do not support necessarily damaging a source operand
to fit in another destination as::
ADD SP,SP,#0x40
by specifying SP only once in the instruction.
So,
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
| major| Rd | Rs1 | whatever |
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
| BC | cnd | Rs1 | label offset |
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
| LD | Rd | Rb | displacement |
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
| ST | Rs0 | Rb | displacement |
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
Is:
a) no burden in encoding
b) no burden in decoding
c) no burden in pipelining
d) no burden in stealing the Store data port late in the pipeline
{in particular, this saves lots of flip-flops deferring store
data until after cache hit, TLB hit, and data has arrived at
cache.}
I disagree with things like::
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
| big OpCode | Rds | whatever |
+------+-----+-----+----------------+
Where Rds means the specifier is used as both a source and destination.
Notice in my encoding one can ALWAYS take the register specification
fields and wire them directly into the RF/renamer decoder ports.
You lose this property the other way around.
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