Architectures and Processors forum If the mispredict happen, is there a mechanism to abort the instructions(have been fetched or decoded)?

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If the mispredict happen, is there a mechanism to abort the instructions(have been fetched or decoded)?

Kun.Niu over 10 years ago

If the mispredict happen, is there a mechanism to abort the instructions(have been fetched or decoded)?

If there is the mechanism, how does it work?

Thanks very much!

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0 Peter Harris over 10 years ago in reply to daith

If there is the mechanism, how does it work?
ARM will not give information about how the internals of the processors work in public forums - it's not information developers need to know in order to make effective use of the CPUs.
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Pete
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0 Peter Harris over 10 years ago in reply to daith

If there is the mechanism, how does it work?
ARM will not give information about how the internals of the processors work in public forums - it's not information developers need to know in order to make effective use of the CPUs.
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Pete
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