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Cortex A8 Instruction Cycle Timing
barney vardanyan
over 10 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 17th March 2011 at
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Hi) sorry for bad English
I need to count latency for two instruction, and all I have is the arm cortex A 8 documantation(charter 16) !
but I have no idea how can do this work using that documantation(
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Dung Tran
over 10 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 2nd August 2011 at
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HI Etienne
I have checked some floating-point instructions as below:
VADD,VSUB,VABD,VMUL,VCEQ,VCGE,VCGTVCAGE,VCAGT,VMAX,VMIN
In specs, they all require source registers at N2 stage.
However, in your database (excel file), they require source registers at N1 stage.
Why is this difference?
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Dung Tran
over 10 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 2nd August 2011 at
http://forums.arm.com
HI Etienne
I have checked some floating-point instructions as below:
VADD,VSUB,VABD,VMUL,VCEQ,VCGE,VCGTVCAGE,VCAGT,VMAX,VMIN
In specs, they all require source registers at N2 stage.
However, in your database (excel file), they require source registers at N1 stage.
Why is this difference?
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