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The block diagram for the second stage is shown in Figure 7.9. ``` Result Bits | 2-bit RC Adder | 2-bit RC Adder | 2-bit RC Adder | 2-bit RC Adder | | G.P | 32.33 | 32.39 | 32.25 | G.P | 32.37 | ... | G.P | 32.18.7 | | G.P | 32.01 | G.P | 2.01 | ``` ### Levels - level 0 - level 1 - level 2 - level 3 - level 4 - level 5 Let us first focus at the rightmost (G,P) blocks in each level. The ranges for each of these blocks are as follows: - For level 0: - For level 1: - For level 2: - For level 3: - For level 4: - For level 5: (Note: Please fill in the missing details for each level as per the original data from the image.) #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: • [Chapter 55](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F55) • [Chapter 56](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F56) • [Chapter 57](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F57) • [Chapter 58](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F58)**Volume 8:** [Chapter 59](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F59) • [Chapter 60](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F60) • [Chapter 61](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F61) • [Chapter 62](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F62) • [Chapter 63](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F63) • [Chapter 64](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F64) • [Chapter 65](/wiki/Bakemonogatari%5FChapter%5F65) • Chapter 66 • Chapter 67**Volume 9:** Chapter 68 • Chapter 69 • Chapter 70 • Chapter 71 • Chapter 72 • Chapter 73 • Chapter 74 • Chapter 74 • Chapter 75 • Chapter 76**Volume 10:** Chapter 77 • Chapter 78 • Chapter 79 • Chapter 80 • Chapter 81 • Chapter 82 • Chapter 83 • Chapter 84 • Chapter 85**Volume 11:** Chapter 86 • Chapter 87 • Chapter 88 • Chapter 89 • Chapter 90 • Chapter 91 • Chapter 92 • Chapter 93 • Chapter 94**Volume 12:** Chapter 95 • Chapter 96 • Chapter 97 • Chapter 98 • Chapter 99 • Chapter 100 #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: • Episode 4 • Episode 5 • Episode 6 #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 49 Context: 317c(cid:13)SmrutiR.SarangiSummary71.Addingtwo1bitnumbers(aandb)producesasumbit(s)andacarrybit(c)(a)s=a⊕b(b)c=a.b(c)Wecanaddthemusingacircuitcalledahalfadder.2.Addingthree1bitnumbers(a,b,andcin)alsoproducesasumbit(s)andacarrybit(cout)(a)s=a⊕b⊕cin(b)cout=a.b+a.cin+b.cin(c)Wecanaddthemusingacircuitcalledafulladder.(d)3.Wecancreateanbitadderknownasaripplecarryadderbychainingtogethern−1fulladders,andahalfadder.4.Wetypicallyusethenotionofasymptotictimecomplexitytoexpressthetimetakenbyanarithmeticunitsuchasanadder.(a)f(n)=O(g(n))if|f(n)|≤c|g(n)|foralln>n0,wherecisapositiveconstant.(b)Forexample,ifthetimetakenbyanadderisgivenbyf(n)=2n3+1000n2+n,wecansaythatf(n)=O(n3)5.Wediscussedthefollowingtypesofaddersalongwiththeirtimecomplexities:(a)Ripplecarryadder–O(n)(b)Carryselectadder–O(√n)(c)Carrylookaheadadder–O(log(n))6.MultiplicationcanbedoneiterativelyinO(nlog(n))timeusinganiterativemultiplier.Thealgorithmissimilartotheonewelearnedinelementaryschool.7.WecanspeeditupbyusingaBoothmultiplierthattakesadvantageofacontinuousrunof1sinthemultiplier.8.TheWallacetreemultiplierrunsinO(log(n))time.Itusesatreeofcarrysaveaddersthatexpressasumofthreenumbers,asasumoftwonumbers.9.Weintroducedtwoalgorithmsfordivision:(a)Restoringalgorithm #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 2 Context: # Smruti R. Sarangi 8 and 9, then the result is 17. We say that the sum is 7, and the carry is 1. Similarly, if we add 3 and 4, then the result is 7. We say that the sum is 7, and the carry is 0. We can extend the concept of sum and carry to adding three 1-bit numbers also. If we are adding three 1-bit numbers, then the range of the result is between 00 and 11 in binary. In this case also, we call the LSB as the **sum**, and the MSB as the **carry**. ## Definition 52 **sum**: The sum is the LSB of the result of adding two or three 1-bit numbers. **carry**: The carry is the MSB of the result of adding two or three 1-bit numbers. For an adder that can add two 1-bit numbers, there will be two output bits – a sum \(s\) and a carry \(c\). An adder that adds two bits is known as a **half adder**. The truth table of a half adder is shown in Table 7.1. ## Definition 53 A half adder adds two bits to produce a sum and a carry. | a | b | s | c | |---|---|---|---| | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Table 7.1: Truth table of a half adder From the truth table, we can conclude that \(s = a \oplus b = \overline{a} b + a \overline{b}\), where \(\oplus\) stands for exclusive or, \(\cdot\) stands for boolean AND, and \(+\) stands for boolean OR. Secondly, \(c = a \cdot b\). The circuit diagram of a half adder is shown in Figure 7.1. As we can see, a half adder is a very simple structure, and we have constructed it using just six gates in Figure 7.1. ## 7.1.2 Addition of Three 1-bit Numbers The aim is to ultimately be able to add 32-bit numbers. To add the two least significant bits, we can use a half adder. However, for adding the second bit pair, we cannot use a half adder because there might be an output carry from the first half adder. In this case, we need to add three 1-bit numbers. Hence, we need to implement a **full adder** that can add 3 bits. One of these bits is a carry out of another adder and we call it the **input carry**. We represent the input carry as \(c_{in}\), and the two other input bits as \(a\) and \(b\). #################### File: www-netflix-com-tudum-top10-tv-62921.txt Page: 1 Context: ## Methodology Every Tuesday, we publish four global Top 10 lists for films and TV: Film (English), TV (English), Film (Non-English), and TV (Non-English). These lists rank titles based on ‘views’ for each title from Monday to Sunday of the previous week. We define views for a title as the total hours viewed divided by the total runtime. Values are rounded to 100,000. We consider each season of a series and each film on their own, so you might see both Stranger Things seasons 2 and 3 in the Top 10\. 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Information on the site starts from June 28, 2021 and any lists published before June 20, 2023 are ranked by hours viewed. ## Download the lists All lists start on June 28, 2021 **Download Global Lists :** [TSV](/tudum/top10/data/all-weeks-global.tsv), [Excel](/tudum/top10/data/all-weeks-global.xlsx) **Download Country Lists:** [TSV](/tudum/top10/data/all-weeks-countries.tsv), [Excel](/tudum/top10/data/all-weeks-countries.xlsx) #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: | **Other** | **Heroine Books:** Heroine Book #1 • Heroine Book #2 • Heroine Book #3 • Heroine Book #4 • Heroine Book #5 • Heroine Book #6 • Heroine Book #7 • Heroine Book #8**Guidebooks:** Bakemonogatari Anime Complete Guidebook • Nisemonogatari Anime Complete Guidebook**Others:** [Mazemonogatari](/wiki/Mazemonogatari) • Monogatari Series Puc Puc #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 40 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi308Example103Add1.01×23+1.11×22.Assumethatthebiasis0.Answer:1.A=1.01×23andB=1.11×222.W=01.11(significandofB)3.E=34.W=01.11>>(3-2)=00.1115.W+PA=00.111+01.010=10.0016.Normalisation:W=10.001>>1=1.0001,E=47.Result:C=1.0001×247.4.2RoundingInExample103,letusassumethatwewereallowedonlytwomantissabits.Then,therewouldhavebeenaneedtodiscardallthemantissabitsotherthanthetwomostsignificantones.Theresultwouldhavebeen1.00.Toincorporatetheeffectofthediscardedbits,itmighthavebeennecessarytoroundtheresult.Forexample,letusconsiderdecimalnumbers.Ifwewishtoround9.99tothenearestinteger,thenweshouldrounditto10.Similarly,ifwewishtoround9.05tothenearestinteger,thenweshouldrounditto9.Likewise,itisnecessarytointroduceroundingschemeswhiledoingfloatingpointoperationssuchthatthefinalresultcanproperlyreflectthevaluecontainedinthediscardedbits.Letusfirstintroducesometerminology.Letusconsiderthesumofthesignificandsafterwehavenormalisedtheresult.Letusdividethesumintotwoparts:((cid:98)P+R)×2−23(R<1).Here,(cid:98)PisthesignificandofthetemporaryresultinWmultipliedby223.Itisanintegeranditmightneedtobefurtherrounded.Risaresidue(beyond23bits)thatwillbediscarded.Itislessthan1.Theaimistomodify(cid:98)PappropriatelytotakeintoaccountthevalueofR.Now,therearetwowaysinwhich(cid:98)Pcanbemodifiedbecauseofrounding.Eitherwecanleave(cid:98)Pasitis,orwecanincrement(cid:98)Pby1.Leaving(cid:98)Pasitisisalsoknownastruncation.Thisisbecausewearetruncatingordiscardingtheresidue.TheIEEE754formatsupportsfourroundingmodesasshowninTable7.6.Anemptyentrycorrespondstotruncatingtheresult.Weonlyshowtheconditionsinwhichweneedtoincrement(cid:98)P.Wegiveexamplesindecimal(base10)inthenextfewsubsectionsfortheeaseofunder-standing.Exactlythesameoperationscanbeperformedonbinarynumbers.Ouraimistoround(cid:98)P+Rtoaninteger.TherearefourpossiblewaysofdoingthisintheIEEE754format. 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](https://nisioisin.fandom.com/wiki/Katanagatari%5FChapter%5FFive:%5FBandit%5FSword,%5FArmor) #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 20 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi714 #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 4 Context: ```markdown s = a ⊕ b ⊕ c_{in} = (a \overline{b} + \overline{a} b) ⊕ c_{in} = (a \overline{b} + \overline{a} b) \cdot c_{in} + (a \overline{b} + \overline{a} b) \cdot \overline{c_{in}} = a \overline{b} c_{in} + \overline{a} b c_{in} + (a \overline{b} + \overline{a} b) \cdot \overline{c_{in}} = a \overline{b} c_{in} + \overline{a} b c_{in} + (a + b) \cdot \overline{c_{in}} = a \overline{b} c_{in} + \overline{a} b c_{in} + a \overline{b} + b c_{in} c_{out} = a \cdot b + a \cdot c_{in} + b \cdot c_{in} The circuit diagram of a full adder is shown in Figure 7.2. This is far more complicated than the circuit of a half adder. We have used 12 logic gates to build this circuit. Furthermore, some of these logic gates use three inputs. However, this degree of complexity is required because all our practical adders will use full adders as their basic element. We face the need of adding 3 bits in all of our arithmetic algorithms. ```plaintext a b c_{in} +------------------+ | Full adder | +------------------+ | s | | c_{out} | +------------------+ Figure 7.2: A full adder ``` ``` #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 37 Context: ```markdown ## Example 101 Divide two 4-bit numbers: \( 7 \, (0111) / 3 \, (0011) \) using non-restoring division. Answer: | | Dividend (N) | 0011 | |---------------|---------------|-------| | Divisor (D) | 0011 | | | beginning: | 00000 | 0111 | | | ↓ | ↑ | | after shift: | 00000 | 111X | | end of iteration: | 11101 | 1110 | | 1 | after shift: | 11011 | | end of iteration: | 11110 | 1100 | | 2 | after shift: | 11101 | | end of iteration: | 11110 | 100X | | 3 | after shift: | 00000 | | end of iteration: | 1001 | | | 4 | after shift: | 00001 | | end of iteration: | 11110 | 0010 | | | ↓ | ↑ | | end (U+U+D): | 0001 | 0010 | | Quotient (Q) | 0010 | | | Remainder (R) | 0001 | | ## 7.4 Floating Point Addition and Subtraction The problems of floating point addition and subtraction are actually different faces of the same problem. \( A - B \) can be interpreted in two ways. We can say that we are subtracting \( B \) from \( A \), or we can say that we are adding \( -B \) to \( A \). Hence, instead of looking at subtraction separately, let us look at it as a special case of addition. We shall first look at the problem of adding two numbers with the same sign in Section 7.4.1, with opposite signs in Section 7.4.4, and then look at the generic problem of adding two numbers in Section 7.4.5. Before going further, let us quickly recapitulate our knowledge of floating point numbers. ``` #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 9 Context: ```markdown generate a set of sum bits and a carry out. This carry out is an input carry for the subsequent block. ![Carry propagating across blocks](image_link_here) **Figure 7.6:** Dividing the numbers into blocks In this case, a carry is propagated between blocks rather than between bit pairs. To add the pair of fragments within a block, we can use a simple ripple carry adder. For small values of \( n \), ripple carry adders are not very inefficient. However, our basic problem of carry propagation has not been solved yet. Let us now introduce the basic idea of the carry select adder. We divide the computation into two stages. In the first stage, we generate two results for each block. One result assumes that the input carry is 0, and the other result assumes that the input carry is 1. A result consists of 4 sum bits, and a carry out. We thus require two ripple carry adders per block. Note that each of these additions are independent of each other and thus can proceed in parallel. Now, at the beginning of the second stage, two sets of results for the \( k \)-th block are ready. If we know the value of the input carry, \( C_n \), produced by the \( (n - 1) \)-th block, then we can quickly calculate the value of the output carry, \( C_{out} \), by using a simple multiplexer. We do not need to perform any extra additions. The inputs to the multiplexer are the values of \( C_n \) generated by the two ripple carry adders that assume \( C_n \) to be 0 and 1 respectively. When the correct value of \( C_n \) is available, it can be used to choose between the two values of \( C_{out} \). This process is much faster than adding the two blocks. Simultaneously, we can also choose the right set of sum bits. Then we need to propagate the output carry, \( C_{out} \), to the \( (n + 1) \)-th block. Let us now evaluate the time complexity of the carry select adder. Let us generalise the problem and assume the block size to be \( k \). The first stage takes \( O(k) \) time because we add each pair of fragments within a block using a regular ripple carry adder, and the pairs of fragments are added in parallel. The second phase takes time \( O(n/k) \). This is because we have \( \lfloor n/k \rfloor \) blocks and we assume that it takes 1 time unit to choose the right output carry in the multiplexer. The total time is thus: \( O(k + n/k) \). Note that we are making some simplistic assumptions regarding the constants. However, our final answer will not change if we make our model more complicated. Let us now try to minimise the time taken. This can be done as follows: \[ \frac{\partial(k + n/k)}{\partial k} = 0 \] \[ 1 - \frac{n}{k^2} = 0 \] \[ k = \sqrt{n} \] ``` #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 52 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi320Vermaet.al.[Vermaetal.,2008]provedthatkisequaltoO(log(n))withveryhighprobability.Voila,wehaveanexactlycorrectadder,whichrunsmostofthetimeinO(log(log(n)))time.!!!***Ex.12—Letusconsidertwon-bitbinarynumbers,A,andB.Furtherassumethattheprobabilityofabitbeingequalto1ispinA,andqinB.Letusconsider(A+B)asonelargechunk(block).(a)Whataretheexpectedvaluesofgenerateandpropagatefunctionsofthisblockasntendsto∞?(b)Ifp=q=12,whatarethevaluesofthesefunctions?(c)Whatcanweinferfromtheanswertopart(b)regardingthefundamentallimitsofbinaryaddition?MultiplicationEx.13—Writeaprograminassemblylanguage(anyvariant)tomultiplytwounsigned32-bitnumbersgiveninregistersr0andr1andstoretheproductinregistersr2(LSB)andr3(MSB).Insteadofusingthemultiplyinstruction,simulatethealgorithmoftheiterativemultiplier.Ex.14—ExtendthesolutiontoExercise13for32-bitsignedintegers.*Ex.15—Normally,intheBooth’salgorithm,weconsiderthecurrentbit,andthepreviousbit.Basedonthesetwovalues,wedecidewhetherweneedtoaddorsubtractashiftedversionofthemultiplicand.Thisisknownastheradix-2Booth’salgorithm,becauseweareconsideringtwobitsatonetime.ThereisavariationofBooth’salgorithm,calledradix-4Booth’salgorithminwhichweconsider3bitsatatime.Isthisalgorithmfasterthantheoriginalradix-2Booth’salgorithm?Howwillyouimplementthisalgorithm?*Ex.16—AssumethatinthesizesoftheUandVregistersare32bitsina32-bitBoothmultiplier.Isitpossibletohaveanoverflow?Answerthequestionwithanexample.[HINT:Canwehaveanoverflowinthefirstiterationitself?]*Ex.17—ProvethecorrectnessoftheBoothmultiplierinyourownwords.Ex.18—ExplainthedesignoftheWallacetreemultiplier.Whatisitsasymptotictimecomplexity?**Ex.19—DesignaWallacetreemultipliertomultiplytwosigned32-bitnumbers,andsavetheresultina32-bitregister.Howdowedetectoverflowsinthiscase?DivisionEx.20—Implementationofdivisionusinganassemblyprogram.i)Writeanassemblyprogramforrestoringdivision.ii)Writeanassemblyprogramfornon-restoringdivision. 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi724thesameinstructionisexecutedinmultiplethreads,andeachinstructionoperatesondifferentdatastreams.AfterexecutinganinstructioninawarptheMTissueunitmightschedulethesamewarp,anotherwarpfromthesameapplication,orawarpfromanotherapplication.TheGPUessentiallyimplementsfinegrainedmultithreadingatthelevelofwarps.FigureB.4showsanexample.Forexecuting,a32threadwarp,anSMtypicallyuses4cycles.Inthefirstcycle,itissues8threadstoeachofthe8SPcores.Inthesecondcycle,itissues8morethreadstotheSFUs.SincethetwoSFUshave4functionalunitseach,theycanprocess8instructionsinparallelwithoutanystructuralhazards.Inthethirdcycle,8morethreads,aresenttotheSPcores,andfinallyinthefourthcycle,8threadsaresenttothetwoSFUcores.ThisstrategyofswitchingbetweenusingSFUs,andSPcores,ensuresthatboththeunitsarekeptbusy.Sinceawarpisanatomicunit,itcannotbesplitacrossSMs,andeachinstructionofthewarpmustfinishexecutingforalltheactivethreads,beforewecanexecutethenextinstructioninthewarp.Wecanconceptuallyequatetheconceptofwarpstoa32lanewideSIMDmachine.Multiplewarpsinthesameapplicationcanexecuteindependently.Tosynchronisebetweenwarpsweneedtouseglobalmemory,orsophisticatedsynchronisationprimitivesavailableinmodernGPUs.B.5CUDAProgramsACUDAprogramnaturallymapstothestructureofaGPU.WefirstwriteakernelinCUDAthatperformsasetofoperationsdependingonthethreadidthatitisassignedatruntime.Adynamicinstanceofakernelisathread(similartoathreadinthecontextofaCPU).Wegroupasetofthreadsintoablock,oraCTA(co-operativethreadarray).AblockoraCTAcorrespondstoawarp.Wecanhave1–512threadsinablock,andeachSMcanbufferthestateofatmost8blocksatanypointoftime.Eachthreadinablockhasauniquethreadid.Similarly,blocksaregroupedtogetherinagrid.Thegridcontainsallthethreadsforanapplication.Differentblocks(orwarps)mayexecuteindependentlyofeachother,unlessweexplicitlyenforcesomeformofsynchronisation.Inoursimpleexample,weconsiderablocktobealineararrayofthreads,andagridtobealineararrayofblocks.Additionally,wecandefineablocktobea2Dor3Darrayofthrea 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319c(cid:13)SmrutiR.SarangiExercisesAdditionEx.1—Designacircuittofindthe1’scomplementofanumberusinghalfaddersonly.Ex.2—Designacircuittofindthe2’scomplementofanumberusinghalfaddersandlogicgates.Ex.3—Assumethatthelatencyofafulladderis2ns,andthatofahalfadderis1ns.Whatisthelatencyofa32-bitripplecarryadder?*Ex.4—Designacarry-selectaddertoaddtwon-bitnumbersinO(√n)time,wherethesizesoftheblocksare1,2,...,mrespectively.Ex.5—Explaintheoperationofacarrylookaheadadder.*Ex.6—Supposethereisanarchitecturewhichsupportsnumbersinbase3insteadofbase2.DesignaCarryLookaheadAdderforthissystem.Assumethatyouhaveasimplefull-adderwhichaddsnumbersinbase3.*Ex.7—Mostofthetime,acarrydoesnotpropagatetilltheend.Insuchcases,thecorrectoutputisavailablemuchbeforetheworstcasedelay.Modifyaripplecarryaddertoconsidersuchcasesandsetanoutputlinetohighassoonasthecorrectoutputisavailable.*Ex.8—Designafastadder,whichusesonlythepropagatefunction,andsimplelogicoperations.ItshouldNOTusethegeneratefunction.Whatisitstimeandspacecomplexity?Ex.9—Designahardwarestructuretocomputethesumofm,nbitnumbers.Makeitrunasfastaspossible.Showthedesignofthestructure.Computeatightboundonitsasymptotictimecomplexity.[NOTE:Computingthetimecomplexityisnotassimpleasitseems].**Ex.10—Youaregivenaprobabilisticadder,whichaddstwonumbersandyieldstheoutputensuringthateachbitiscorrectwithprobability,a.Inotherwords,abitintheoutputmaybewrongwithprobability,(1−a),andthiseventisindependentofotherbitsbeingincorrect.Howwillyouaddtwonumbersusingprobabilisticaddersensuringthateachoutputbitiscorrectwithatleastaprobabilityofb,whereb>a?***Ex.11—Howfrequentlydoesthecarrypropagatetotheendformostnumbers?An-swer:Veryinfrequently.Inmostcases,thecarrydoesnotpropagatebeyondacoupleofbits.Letusdesignanapproximatelycorrectadder.Theinsightisthatacarrydoesnotpropagatebymorethankpositionsmostofthetime.Formally,wehave:Assumption1:Whileaddingtwonumbers,thelargestlengthofachainofpropagatesisatmostk.DesignanoptimaladderinthiscasethathastimecomplexityO(logk)assumingthatAs #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 42 Context: four pieces of information – \( LSB(\hat{P}) \), if \( R = 0.5 \), is \( R > 0 \), and is \( R > 0.5 \). The last three requirements can be captured with two bits – round and sticky. The round bit is the MSB of the residue, \( R \). The sticky bit is a logical OR of the rest of the bits of the residue. We can thus express the different conditions on the residue as shown in Table 7.7. | Condition on Residue | Implementation | |----------------------|-------------------------| | \( R > 0 \) | \( r \land s = 1 \) | | \( R = 0.5 \) | \( r \land s = 1 \) | | \( R > 0.5 \) | \( r \land s = 1 \) | | \( r \) (round bit), \( s \) (sticky bit) | | Implementing rounding is thus as simple as maintaining the round bit and sticky bit, and then using Table 7.6 to round the result. Maintaining the round and sticky bits requires us to simply update them on every single action of the algorithm. We can initialise these bits to 0. They need to be updated when \( B \) is shifted to the right. Then, they need to be further updated when we normalise the result. Now, it is possible that after rounding, the result is not in normalised form. For example, if \( \hat{P} \) contains all 1s, then incrementing it will produce 1 followed by 23 0s, which is not in the normalised form. ### Renormalisation after Rounding In case, the process of rounding brings the result to a state that is not in the normalised form, then we need to re-normalise the result. Note that in this case, we need to increment the exponent by 1, and set the mantissa to all 0s. Incrementing the exponent can make it invalid (if \( E = 255 \)). We need to explicitly check for this case. ### 7.4.4 Addition of Numbers with Opposite Signs Now let us look at the problem of adding two floating point numbers, \( A \) and \( B \), to produce \( C \). They have opposite signs. Again let us make the assumption that \( E_A \leq E_B \). The first step is to load the register \( W \) with the significance of \( B(\hat{P}) \) along with a leading 0. Since the signs are different, in effect we are subtracting the significance of \( B \) (shifted by some places) from the significance of \( A \). Hence, we can take the 2’s complement of \( W \) that contains \( B \) with a leading 0 bit, and then shift it to the right by \( E_A - E_B \). This value is written back to the register \( W \). Note that the shift needs to be an arithmetic right shift here such that the value is preserved. Secondly, the order of operations (shift and 2’s complement) is not important. We can now add the significance of \( A (P_A) \) to \( W \). If the resulting value is negative, then we need to take its 2’s complement, and set the sign of the result accordingly. Next, we need to normalise the result. It is possible that \( P_W < 1 \). In this case, we need to shift \( W \) to the left till \( 1 \leq P_W < 2 \). Most implementations of the floating point standard use an extra bit called the guard bit, along with the round and sticky bits. They set the MSB of #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 50 Context: describeonesuchscheme. #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 1 Context: ACaseStudiesofRealProcessorsLetusnowlookatthedesignofsomerealprocessorssuchthatwecanputalltheconceptsthatwehavelearneduptillnowinapracticalperspective.Weshallstudyembedded(forsmallermobiledevices),andserverprocessorsofthreemajorprocessorcompaniesnamelyARM,AMD,andIntel.Letusstartwithadisclaimer.Theaimofthissectionisnottocompareandcontrastthedesignofprocessorsacrossthethreecompanies,orevenbetweendifferentmodelsofthesamecompany.Everyprocessorisdesignedoptimallyforacertainmarketsegmentwithcertainkeybusinessdecisionsinmind.Hence,ourfocusinthissectionwouldbetostudythedesignsfromatechnicalperspective,andappreciatethenuancesofthedesign.A.1ARMR(cid:13)ProcessorsLetusnowdescribethedesignofARMprocessors.ThemostimportantpointtonoteabouttheARMprocessors(popularlyreferredasARMcores)isthatARMdesignstheprocessors,andthenlicensesthedesigntocustomers.UnlikeothervendorssuchasIntelorIBM,ARMdoesnotmanufacturesiliconchips.Instead,vendorssuchasTexasInstrumentsandQualcommbuythelicensetousethedesignofARMcores,andaddadditionalcomponents.Theythengiveacontracttosemiconductormanufacturingcompanies,orusetheirownmanufacturingfacilitiestomanufactureanentireSOC(SystemonChip)insilicon.ARMhasthreeprocessorlinesforitslatest(asof2012)ARMv8architecture.ThefirstlineofprocessorsisknownastheARMR(cid:13)CortexR(cid:13)-Mseries.Theseprocessorsaremainlydesignedtobeusedasmicro-controllersinembeddedapplicationssuchasmedicaldevices,automobiles,andindustrialelectronics.Themainfocusbehindthedesignofsuchprocessorsispowerefficiency,andcost.Inthissection,weshalldescribetheARMCortex-M3processorthathasathreestagepipeline.ThesecondlineofprocessorsisknownastheARMR(cid:13)CortexR(cid:13)-Rseries.Theseprocessorsaredesignedforrealtimeapplications.Themainfocushereisreliability,highspeedandrealtimeresponse.Theyarenotmeanttobeusedbyconsumerelectronicsdevicessuchassmart695 #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 53 Context: 321c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi*Ex.21—DesignanO(log(n)k)timealgorithmtofindoutifanumberisdivisibleby3.Trytominimisek.*Ex.22—DesignanO(log(n)k)timealgorithmtofindoutifanumberisdivisibleby5.Trytominimisek.**Ex.23—Designafastalgorithmtocomputetheremainderofthedivisionofanunsignednumberbyanumberoftheform(2m+1).Whatisitsasymptotictimecomplexity?**Ex.24—Designafastalgorithmtocomputetheremainderofthedivisionofanunsignednumberbyanumberoftheform(2m−1).Whatisitsasymptotictimecomplexity?**Ex.25—DesignanO(log(uv)2)algorithmtofindthegreatestcommondivisoroftwobinarynumbersuandv.[HINT:Thegcdoftwoevennumbersuandvis2∗gcd(u/2,v/2)]FloatingPointArithmeticEx.26—Givethesimplestpossiblealgorithmtocomparetwo32-bitIEEE754floatingpointnumbers.Donotconsider±∞,NAN,and(negative0).Provethatyouralgorithmiscorrect.Whatisitstimecomplexity?Ex.27—Designacircuittocompute(cid:100)log2(n)(cid:101).Whatisitsasymptotictimecomplexity?Assumenisaninteger.Howcanweusethiscircuittoconvertntoafloatingpointnumber?Ex.28—AandB,aresavedinthecomputerasA(cid:48)andB(cid:48).Neglectinganyfurthertruncationorroundofferrors,showthattherelativeerroroftheproductisapproximatelythesumoftherelativeerrorsofthefactors.Ex.29—Explainfloatingpointadditionwithaflowchart.Ex.30—Explainfloatingpointmultiplicationwithaflowchart.Ex.31—Canweuseregularfloatingpointdivisionfordividingintegersalso?Ifnot,thenhowcanwemodifythealgorithmforperformingintegerdivision?Ex.32—Describeindetailhowthe“roundtonearest”roundingmodeisimplemented.***Ex.33—WewishtocomputethesquarerootofafloatingpointnumberinhardwareusingtheNewton-Raphsonmethod.Outlinethedetailsofanalgorithm,proveit,andcomputeitscomputationalcomplexity.Followthefollowingsequenceofsteps.1.Findanappropriateobjectivefunction.2.Findtheequationofthetangent,andthepointatwhichitintersectsthex-axis.3.Findanerrorfunction.4.Calculateanappropriateinitialguessforx.5.Provethatthemagnitudeoftheerrorislessthan1.6.Provethattheerrordecreasesatleastbyaconstantfactorperiteration. #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: | **[Hearsay Police Department](/wiki/Abberation#Hearsay%5FPolice%5FDepartment)** | [Koyomi Araragi](/wiki/Koyomi%5FAraragi) • Zenka Suou • Nozomi Kizashima • Mitome Saizaki • Tsuzura Kouga**Other Police Officers:** [Karen Araragi](/wiki/Karen%5FAraragi) #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: | **Second Season** | 7\. 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This rounding mode simply truncates the residue. For example, in truncation based rounding, if \(\hat{P} + R = 1.5\), then we will discard 0.5, and we are left with 1. Likewise, truncating -1.5 will give us -1. This is the easiest to implement in hardware, and is the least accurate out of the four methods. ## Round to +∞ In this rounding mode, we always round a number to the larger integer. For example, if \(\hat{P} + R = 1.2\), we round it to 2. If \(\hat{P} + R = -1.2\), we round it to -1. The idea here is to check the sign bit and the residue. If the number is positive, and the residue is non-zero, then we need to increment \(\hat{P}\) or alternatively the LSB of the significand. Otherwise, in all the other cases (either \(R = 0\) or the number is negative), it is sufficient to truncate the residue. ## Round to -∞ This is the reverse of rounding to +∞. In this case, we round 1.2 to 1, and -1.2 to -2. ## Round to Nearest This rounding mode is the most complicated and is also the most common. Most processors use this rounding mode as the default. In this case, we try to minimize the error by rounding \(\hat{P}\) to the nearest possible value. If \(R > 0.5\), then the nearest integer is \(\hat{P} + 1\). For example, we need to round 3.6 to 4, and -3.6 to -3. Similarly, if \(R < 0.5\), then we need to truncate the residue. For example, we need to round 3.2 to 3, and -3.2 to -3. The special case arises when \(R = 0.5\). In this case, we would like to round \(\hat{P}\) to the nearest even integer. For example, we will round 3.5 to 4, and 4.5 to 4. This is more of a convention than a profound mathematical concept. To translate this requirement in our terms, we need to take a look at the LSB of \(\hat{P}\). If it is 0, then \(\hat{P}\) is even, and we do not need to do anything more. However, if \(LSB(P) = 1\), then \(\hat{P}\) is odd, and we need to increment it by 1. ## 7.4.3 Implementing Rounding From our discussion on rounding, it is clear that we need to maintain some state regarding the discarded bits and \(\hat{P}\) such that we can make the proper rounding decision. In specific, we need... #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: | **Off Season** | 19\. [Orokamonogatari](/wiki/Orokamonogatari) • 20\. [Wazamonogatari](/wiki/Wazamonogatari) • 21\. [Nademonogatari](/wiki/Nademonogatari) • 22\. [Musubimonogatari](/wiki/Musubimonogatari) #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 7 Context: # Design of the Pipeline ![Figure A.4: Overview of the ARM Cortex A-15 processor](source_arm_d) Reproduced with permission from ARM Limited. Copyright ©ARM Limited (or its affiliates). Figure A.4 shows an overview of the pipeline of a Cortex-A15 core. We have 5 fetch stages. Here, fetch is more complicated because the Cortex-A15 has a sophisticated branch predictor that can handle many types of branch instructions. The decode, rename, and instruction dispatch units are pipelined across 7 stages. Recall from our discussion in Section 9.11.4 that the register rename unit and instruction window are critical to the performance of out-of-order processors. Their role is to find sets of instructions that are ready to execute in a given cycle. The Cortex-A15 has several execution pipelines. The integer ALU and branch pipelines require 3 cycles each. However, the multiply and load/store pipelines are longer. Unlike other ARM processors that treat the NEON/VFP units as a physically separate unit, the Cortex-A15 integrates it into the core. It is a part of the out-of-order pipeline. Let us now look at the pipeline in some more detail (refer to Figure A.5). The Cortex-A15 core's features are also available in the branch predictor of the Cortex-A8 also. The branch predictor contains a predictor for direct branches, a predictor for indirect branches, and a predictor to predict the return address. The indirect branch predictor tries to predict the branch target based on the PC of the branch instruction. It has a 256 entry buffer that is indexed by the history of a given branch and its PC. We do not actually need sophisticated branch prediction logic to predict the target of a return instruction. A simpler method is to record the return address whenever we call a function, and push it on a stack (referred to as the **return address stack (RAS)**). Since function calls exhibit last-in-first-out behavior, we need to simply pop the RAS and get the value of the return address while returning from a function. Lastly, to support wider issue widths the fetch unit is designed to fetch 128 bits at once from the instruction cache. The **loop buffer** (present in the Cortex-A8 also) is a very interesting addition to the decode stage. Let us assume that we are executing a set of instructions in a loop, which is most often the case. In any other processor, we need to fetch the instructions in a loop repeatedly, and decode them. This process wastes energy and memory bandwidth. We can optimise this. #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 32 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi7261/*TheGPUkernel*/2__global__voidvectorAdd(int*gpua,int*gpub,int*gpuc){3/*computetheindex*/4intidx=threadIdx.x+blockIdx.x*blockDim.x;56/*performtheaddition*/7gpu_c[idx]=gpu_a[idx]+gpu_b[idx];8}Here,weaccesssomebuiltinvariablesthatarepopulatedbytheCUDAruntime.Ingeneral,agridandablockhavethreeaxes(x,y,andz).Sinceweassumeonlyoneaxisintheblocksandthegridinthisexample,weonlyusethexaxis.ThevariableblockDim.xisequaltothenumberofthreadsinablock.Ifwewouldhaveconsidered2Dgrids,thenthedimensionofablockwouldhavebeenblockDim.x×blockDim.y.blockIdx.xistheindexoftheblock,andthreadIdx.xistheindexofthethreadintheblock.Thus,theexpressionthreadIdx.x+blockIdx.x∗blockDim.xrepresentstheindexofthethread.Notethatinthisexample,weassociateeachelementofthearrayswithathread.Sincetheoverheadofcreation,initialisation,andswitchingofthreadsissmall,wecanadoptthisapproachinthecaseofaGPU.InthecaseofaCPUthathaslargeoverheadswithcreatingandmanagingthreads,thisapproachisnotfeasible.Once,wecomputetheindexofthethread,weperformtheadditioninLine7.TheGPUcreatesNcopiesofthiskernel,anddistributesitamongNthreads.EachofthekernelscomputesadifferentindexinLine4,andproceedstoperformtheadditioninLine7.Weshowedasimpleexample.However,itispossibletowriteextremelycomplicatedprogramsusingtheCUDAextensionstoC/C++repletewithsynchronisationstatements,andconditionalbranchstatements.ThereadercanconsultthebookbyFarber[Farber,2011]foranin-depthcoverageofCUDAprogramming.Tosummarise,letusshowtheentireGPUprogram.NotethatweclubthekerneloftheGPUalongwiththecodethatisexecutedbytheCPUintoasingleprogram.NVIDIA’scompilersplitsthesinglefileintotwobinaries.OnebinaryrunsontheCPUandusestheCPU’sinstructionset,andtheotherbinaryrunsontheGPUandusesthePTXinstructionset.ThisisaclassicalexampleofaMPMDstyleofexecutionwherewehavedifferentprogramsindifferentinstructionsets,andmultiplestreamsofdata.Thus,wecanthinkoftheGPU’sparallelprogrammingmodelasacombinationofSIMD,MPMD,andfinegrainedmultithreadingatthelevelofwarps.Welea #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 54 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi3227.Evaluatetheasymptoticcomplexityofthealgorithm.DesignProblemsEx.34—ImplementanadderandamultiplierinahardwaredescriptionlanguagesuchasVHDLorVerilog.Ex.35—Extendyourdesignforimplementingfloatingpointadditionandmultiplication.Ex.36—ReadabouttheSRTdivisionalgorithm,commentonitscomputationalcomplexity,andtrytoimplementitinVHDL/Verilog. #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 3 Context: # 7.1 A half adder ```plaintext a Half b adder ----- | s | | c | ----- ``` Figure 7.1: A half adder --- **Definition 54:** An adder that can add 3 bits is known as a full adder. Table 7.2 shows the truth table for the full adder. We have three inputs – `a`, `b`, and `c_in`. There are two output bits – the sum (`s`), and the carry out (`c_out`). | a | b | c_in | s | c_out | |---|---|-------|---|-------| | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Table 7.2: Truth table of a full adder From the truth table, we can deduce the following relationships: #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 14 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi708A.3.1IntelR(cid:13)AtomTMOverviewTheIntelAtomprocessorstartedoutwithauniquesetofrequirements(see[Halfhill,2008]).Thedesignershadtodesignacorethatwasextremelypowerefficient,hadenoughfeaturestoruncommercialoperatingsystemsandwebbrowsers,andwasfullyx86compatible.Anaiveapproachtoreducepowerwouldhavebeentoimplementasubsetofthex86ISA.Thisapproachwouldhaveledtoasimplerandmorepowerefficientdecoder.Sincethedecodinglogicisknowntobepowerhungryinx86processors,reducingitscomplexityisoneofthesimplestmethodstoreducepower.However,fullx86compatibilityprecludedthisoption.Hence,thedesignerswereforcedtoconsidernoveldesignsthatareextremelypowerefficient,anddonotcompromiseonperformance.Consequently,theydecidedtosimplifythepipeline,andconsider2-issueinorderpipelinesonly.RecallfromourdiscussioninSection9.11.4thatout-of-orderpipelineshavecomplicatedstructuresforfindingthedependencesbetweeninstructions,andforexecutingthemoutoforder.Someofthesestructuresaretheinstructionwindow,renaminglogic,scheduler,andwakeup-selectlogic.Thesestructuresaddtothecomplexityoftheprocessor,andincreaseitspowerdissipation.Secondly,mostIntelprocessorstypicallytranslateCISCinstructionsintoRISClikemicro-ops.Thesemicro-opsexecutelikenormalRISCinstructionsinthepipeline.Theprocessofinstructiontranslationconsumesalotofpower.Hence,thedesignersoftheIntelAtomdecidedtodiscardinstructiontranslation.TheAtompipelineprocessesCISCinstructionsdirectly.Forsomeinstructionsthatareverycomplicated,theAtomprocessordoesuseamicrocodeROMtotranslatethemintosimplerCISCinstructions.However,thisismoreofanexceptionthatthenorm.Fetch(3)Decode(3)ScheduleDispatch(2)Operandfetch(1)Memory accessAG(1)Cache access(2)Execute(1)Exceptions, Multiplethread handling(2)Commit(1)FigureA.9:ThepipelineoftheIntelAtomprocessor.(AG→addressgeneration)c(cid:13)[2008]TheLinleyGroup.Adaptedandreprinted,withpermission.(OriginallypublishedintheMicroprocessorReport.source[Halfhill,2008])AscomparedtoRISCprocessors,thefetchanddecodestagesaremorecomplicatedinCISCprocessors.Thisisbecauseinstructionshavevariablelengths,anddemarcatinginstructionboundariesisatediousprocess.Secondly,theprocessofdecodingisalsomorecomplicated.Hence,Atomdedicates6stagesoutofits16-stagepipelinetoinstructionfetchanddecodingasshowninFigureA.9.Theremainingstagesperformthetraditionalfunctionsofregisterfileaccess,datacacheaccess,andinstructionexecution.Alongwiththesimplerpipeline,anotherhallmarkfeatureoftheIntelAtomprocessoristhatitsupports2-waymultithreading.Modernmobiledevicestypicallyrunmultitaskingoperatingsystems,andusersrunmultipleprogramsatthesametime.Multithreadingcansupportthisrequirement,enableadditionalparallelism,andreduceidletimeinprocessorpipelines.Thelast3stagesinthepipelinearededicatedtohandlingexceptions,handlingmultithreadingrelatedevents,andwritingdatabacktoregister 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725c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi12cudaMalloc((void**)&gpu_a,size);13cudaMalloc((void**)&gpu_b,size);14cudaMalloc((void**)&gpu_c,size);1516/*initialisearrays,aandb*/17...1819/*copythearraystotheGPU*/20cudaMemcpy(gpu_a,a,size,cudaMemcpyHostToDevice);21cudaMemcpy(gpu_b,b,size,cudaMemcpyHostToDevice);Inthiscodesnippetwedeclarethreearrays(a,b,andc)withNelementsinLine5.Subsequently,inLine9,wedefinetheircorrespondingstoragelocations(gpua,gpubandgpuc)intheGPU.WethenallocatespaceforthemintheGPUbyusingthecudaMalloccall.Next,weinitialisearraysaandbwithvalues(codenotshown),andthencopythesearraystothecorrespondinglocations(gpua,andgpub)intheGPUusingtheCUDAfunctioncudaMemcpy.ItusesaflagcalledcudaMemcpyHostToDevice.InthiscasethehostistheCPUandthedeviceistheGPU.Thenextoperationistoaddthevectorsgpua,andgpubintheGPU.Forthispurpose,weneedtowriteavectorAddfunctionthatcanaddthevectors.Thisfunctionshouldtakethreeargumentsconsistingoftwoinputvectors,andanoutputvector.Letusforthetimebeingassumethatwehavesuchafunctionwithus.Letusshowthecodetoinvokethisfunction.1vectorAdd<<>>(gpu_a,gpu_b,gpu_c);WeinvokethevectorAddfunctionwiththreearguments:gpua,gpubandgpuc.Letusnowlookattheexpression:<<>>.ThispieceofcodeindicatestotheGPUthatwehaveN/32blocks,andeachblockcontains32threads.LetusnowassumethattheGPUmagicallyaddsthetwoarraysandsavestheresultsinthearraygpucinitsphysicalmemoryspace.ThelaststepinthemainfunctionistofetchtheresultsfromtheGPU,andfreespaceintheGPU.Thecodeforitisasfollows.1/*CopyfromtheGPUtotheCPU*/2cudaMemcpy(c,gpu_c,size,cudaMemcpyDeviceToHost);34/*freespaceintheGPU*/5cudaFree(gpu_a);6cudaFree(gpu_b);7cudaFree(gpu_c);89}/*endofthemainfunction*/Now,letusdefinethefunctionvectorAdd,whichneedstobeexecutedontheGPU. 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ortheCPU),andinthePTXinstructionset(fortheGPU).ACUDAprogramcontainsasetofkernelsthatrunontheGPUandasetoffunctionsthatrunonthehostCPU.ThefunctionsonthehostCPUtransferdatatoandfromtheGPU,initialisethevariables,andco-ordinatetheexecutionofkernelsontheGPU.AkernelisdefinedasafunctionthatexecutesinparallelontheGPU.ThegraphicshardwarecreatesmultiplecopiesofeachCUDAkernel,andeachcopyexecutesonaseparatethread.TheGPUmapseachsuchthreadtoanSPcore.ItispossibletoseamlesslycreateandexecutehundredsofthreadsforasingleCUDAkernel.Anastutereadermightarguethatifthecodeisthesameformultiplecopiesthenwhatisthepointofrunningmultiplecopies.Well,theansweristhatthecodeisnotexactlythesame.Thecodeimplicitlytakestheidofthethreadasaninput.Forexample,ifwegenerate100threadsforeachCUDAkernel,theneachthreadhasanuniqueidintheset[0...99].Basedontheidofthethread,thecodeintheCUDAkernelperformsappropriateprocessing.Recallthatwehadseenaverysimilarexample,whenwehadwrittenOpenMPprograms(seeExample121).Now,itispossiblethatthethreadsof 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703c(cid:13)SmrutiR.SarangiTheload/storeunithasa4stagepipeline.Forensuringpreciseexceptionsstoresareonlyissuedtothememorysystem,whentheinstructionreachestheheadoftheROB(therearenoearlierinstructionsinthepipeline).Meanwhile,anyloadoperationthathasastoreoperationtothesameaddressinthepipelinegetsitsvaluethroughaforwardingpath.BoththeL1caches(instructionanddata)aretypically32KBeach.TheCortex-A15processorsupportsalargeL2cache(upto4MB).Itisa16waysetassociativecachewithanaggressiveprefetcher.TheL1caches,andtheL2cacheareapartofthecachecoherenceprotocol.TheCortex-A15usesadirectorybasedMESIprotocol.TheL2cachecontainsasnooptagarraythatmaintainsacopyofallthedirectoriesattheL1level.IfanI/Ooperationwishestomodifysomeline,thentheL2cacheusesthesnooptagarraytofindifthelineresidesinanyL1cache.IfanyL1cachecontainsacopyoftheline,thenthiscopyisinvalidated.Likewise,ifthereisaDMAreadoperation,thentheL2controllerfetchesthelinefromtheL1cachethatcontainsacopyofit.ItisadditionallypossibletoextendthisprotocoltosupportL3caches,andahostofperipherals.A.2AMDR(cid:13)ProcessorsLetusnowstudythedesignofAMDprocessors.RecallthatAMDprocessorsimplementthex86instructionset,andAMDmanufacturesprocessorsformobiledevices,netbooks,laptops,desktops,andservers.Inthissection,weshalllookattwoprocessorsatboththeendsofthedesignspectrum.TheAMDBobcatprocessorismeantformobiledevices,tablets,andnetbooks.Itimplementsasubsetofthex86instructionset,andthemainobjectivesofitsdesignarepowerefficiency,andanacceptablelevelofperformance.TheAMDBulldozerprocessorisattheotherendofthespectrum,andismeantforhighendservers.Itisoptimisedforperformanceandinstructionthroughput.ItisalsoAMD’sfirstmultithreadedprocessor,whichusesanoveltypeofcoreknownasaconjoinedcoreforimplementingmultithreading.A.2.1AMDBobcatOverviewTheBobcatprocessor(originalpaper[Burgessetal.,2011])wasdesignedtooperatewithina10-15Wpowerbudget.Withinthispowerbudget,thedesignersofBobcatwereabletoimplementalargenumberofcomplexarchitecturalfeaturesintheprocessor.Forexample,Bobc 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713c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangireachestherenamestage,wecheckthemappingsintherenametable,andfindtheidsofthephysicalregistersthatcontain,oraresupposedtocontainatafuturepointoftime,thevaluesofsourceoperands.Wesubsequentlyeitherreadthephysicalregisterfile,orwaitfortheirvaluestobegenerated.Inyourauthor’sview,usingphysicalregisterfilesisabetterapproachthanusingotherapproachesthatsavetheresultsofunfinishedinstructionsintheROB,andlatercopytheresultsbacktotheregisterfiles.Usingphysicalregisterfilesisfast,simple,andpowerefficient.ByusingthisapproachintheSandyBridgeprocessor,theROBgotsimplified,anditwaspossibletohave168in-flightinstructionsatanypointoftime.TheSandyBridgeprocessorhas3integerALUs,1loadunit,and1load/storeunit.Theintegerunitsreadandwritetheiroperandsfroma160entryregisterfile.Forsupportingfloatingpointoperations,ithasoneFPaddunit,and1FPmultiplyunit.TheysupporttheAVXSIMDinstructionset(256-bitoperationsonsetsofsingleanddoubleprecisionnumbers).Moreover,tosupport256bitoperations,Inteladdednew256-bitvectorregisters(YMMregisters)inthex86AVXISA.ToimplementtheAVXinstructionset,itisnecessarytosupport256-bittransfersfromthe32KBdatacache.TheSandyBridgeprocessorcanperformtwo128bitloads,andone128bitstorepercycle.InthecaseofloadingaYMM(256bit)register,boththe128bitloadoperationsarefusedintoone(256bit)loadoperation.SandyBridgehasa256KBL2cache,andalarge(1-8MB)L3cachethatisdividedintobanks.TheL3banks,cores,GPU,andNorthBridgecontrollersareconnectedusingaunidirectionalringbasedinterconnect.Notethatthediameterofanunidirectionalringis(N−1)becausewecansendmessagesinonlyonedirection.Toovercomethisrestriction,eachnodeisactuallyconnectedtotwopointsonthering.Thesepointsarediametricallyoppositetoeachother.Hence,theeffectivediameterisclosetoN/2.LetusconcludebydescribingauniquefeatureoftheSandyBridgeprocessorcalledturbomode.Theideaisasfollows.Assumethataprocessorhasaperiodofquiescence(lessactivity).Inthiscase,thetemperatureofallthecoreswillremainrelativelylow.Now,assumethattheuserdecidestoperfo #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 38 Context: # 7.4 Floating Point Numbers ## 7.4.1 Simple Addition with Same Signs The problem is to add two floating point numbers A and B with the same sign. We want to compute a new floating point number \( C = A + B \). In this case, the sign of the result is known in advance (sign of \( A \) or \( B \)). All of our subsequent discussion assumes the IEEE 32-bit format. However, the techniques that we develop can be extended to other formats, especially double-precision arithmetic. First, the floating point unit needs to unpack different fields from the floating point representations of \( A \) and \( B \). Let the \( E \) fields (exponent + bias) be \( E_A \) and \( E_B \) for \( A \) and \( B \) respectively. Let the \( E \) field of the result, \( C \), be \( E_C \). In hardware, we let use a register called \( E \) to save the exponent (in the bias notation). The final value of \( E \) needs to be equal to \( E_C \). Unpacking the significand is slightly more elaborate. We shall represent the significands as unsigned integers and ignore the decimal point. Moreover, we shall add a leading most significant bit that can act as the sign bit. It is initially 0. For example, if a floating point number is of the form \( 1.011 \times 2^{10} \), the significand is 1.011, and we shall represent it as 011011. Note that we have added a leading 0 bit. ### Figure Reference Figure 7.16 shows an example of how the significand is unpacked and placed in a register for a normal floating point number. In the 32-bit IEEE 754 format, there are 23 bits for the mantissa, and there is either a 0 or 1 before the decimal point. The significand thus requires 24 bits, and if we wish to add a leading bit (0), then we need 25 bits of storage. Let us save this number in a register, and call it \( W \). Let us start out by observing that we cannot add \( A \) and \( B \) the way we have added integers, because the exponents might be different. The first task is to ensure that both exponents are the same. Without no loss of generality, let us assume that \( E_A \geq E_B \). This can be effected with a simple compare and swap in hardware. Let the significands of \( A \) and \( B \) be \( P_A \) and \( P_B \) respectively. Let us initially set \( W \) equal to: ### Normalised Form - Normalised form of a 32-bit (normal) floating point number: \[ A = (-1)^S \times P \times 2^{E - \text{bias}} \quad (1 \leq P < 2, \, E \in \mathbb{Z}, \, 1 \leq E \leq 254) \quad (7.22) \] - Normalised form of a 32-bit (denormal) floating point number: \[ A = (-1)^S \times P \times 2^{-126} \quad (0 < P < 1) \quad (7.23) \] ### Table Reference | Symbol | Meaning | |--------|-----------------------------------------------------| | S | Sign bit (0=+ve, 1=-ve) | | P | Significand (form: 1.xxxx(normal) or 0.xxxx(denormal)) | | M | Mantissa (fractional part of significand) | | E | Exponent (+127(bias)) | | Z | Set of integers | **Table 7.5: IEEE 754 format** #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 15 Context: 283c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi1 391 1 71 0 0 11 1 0 10 0 0 00 0 0 01 1 0 11 1 0 11 1 1 0 1 0 1(a)(b)Partial sumsFigure7.10:Multiplicationindecimalandbinaryvalueofthemultiplicandbelowtheline,otherwisewewrite0.Foreachmultiplierbit,weshiftthemultiplicandprogressivelyonebittotheleft.Thereasonforthisisthateachmultiplierbitrepresentsahigherpoweroftwo.Wecalleachsuchvalueapartialsum(seeFigure7.10(b)).Ifthemultiplierhasmbits,thenweneedtoaddmpartialsumstoobtaintheproduct.Inthiscasetheproductis117indecimaland1110101inbinary.Thereadercanverifythattheyactuallyrepresentthesamenumber.Letusdefineanothertermcalledthepartialproductforeaseofrepresentationlater.Itisthesumofacontiguoussequenceofpartialsums.Definition56PartialsumItisequaltothevalueofthemultiplicandleftshiftedbyacertainnumberofbits,oritisequalto0.PartialproductItisthesumofasetofpartialsums.Inthisexample,wehaveconsideredunsignednumbers.Whataboutsignednumbers?InSection2.3.4,weprovedthatmultiplyingtwo2’scomplementsignednbitbinarynumbers,andconstrainingtheresulttonbitswithoutanyconcernforoverflows,isnotdifferentfromunsignedmultiplication.Weneedtojustmultiplythe2’scomplementnumberswithoutbotheringaboutthesign.Theresultwillbecorrect.Letusnowconsidertheissueofoverflowsinmultiplication.Ifwearemultiplyingtwosigned32-bitvalues,theproductcanbeaslargeas(2−31)2=2−62.Therewillthusbeanoverflowifwetrytosavetheresultin32bits.Weneedtokeepthisinmind.Ifwedesireprecision,thenitisbesttoallot64bitsforstoringtheresultof32-bitmultiplication.Letusnowlookatanaiveapproachformultiplyingtwo32-bitnumbersbyusinganiterativemultiplier. #################### File: nisioisin-fandom-com-wiki-Shinobu_Oshino-62917.txt Page: 1 Context: * [ Pretty Boy Detective Club: The Dark Star that Shines for You Alone ](https://nisioisin.fandom.com/wiki/Pretty%5FBoy%5FDetective%5FClub:%5FThe%5FDark%5FStar%5Fthat%5FShines%5Ffor%5FYou%5FAlone) * [ The Swindler, the Vanishing Man, and the Pretty Boys ](https://nisioisin.fandom.com/wiki/The%5FSwindler,%5Fthe%5FVanishing%5FMan,%5Fand%5Fthe%5FPretty%5FBoys) * [ Pretty Boy in the Attic ](https://nisioisin.fandom.com/wiki/Pretty%5FBoy%5Fin%5Fthe%5FAttic) * [ The Pretty Boy Traveling with the Brocade Portrait ](https://nisioisin.fandom.com/wiki/The%5FPretty%5FBoy%5FTraveling%5Fwith%5Fthe%5FBrocade%5FPortrait) * [ The Moving Tale of Panorama Island ](https://nisioisin.fandom.com/wiki/The%5FMoving%5FTale%5Fof%5FPanorama%5FIsland) * [ Pretty Boy on D. 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Reproduced with permission from ARM Limited. Copyright ©ARM Limited (or its affiliates).* ## Design of the Pipeline Figure A.3 shows the design of the pipeline of the ARM Cortex-A8 processor. The fetch unit is pipelined across two stages. Its primary purpose is to fetch an instruction and update the PC. Additionally, it also has a built-in instruction prefetcher, ITLB (instruction TLB), and branch predictor. The advanced features of the branch predictors of Cortex-A8 and Cortex-A15 are discussed in Section A.1.3. The instructions subsequently pass to the decode unit. The decode unit is pipelined across 5 stages. The decode unit is more complicated in the Cortex-A8 processor than the Cortex-M3 because it has the additional responsibility of checking the dependencies across instructions and issuing two instructions together. The forwarding, stall, and interlock logic is thus much more complicated. Let us number the two instruction issue slots 0 and 1. If the decode stage finds two instructions that do not have any interdependencies, then it fills both the issue slots with instructions and sends them to the execution unit. Otherwise, the decode stage just fills one issue slot. The execution unit is pipelined across 6 stages, and it contains 4 separate pipelines. It has two ALU pipelines that can be used by both instructions. It has a multiply pipeline that can be used by the instruction issued in slot 0 only. Lastly, it has a load/store pipeline that can again be used by instructions issued in both the issue slots. NEON and VFP instructions are sent to the NEON/VFP unit. 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi300bitsofUV.Ineffect,wearesubtracting2nD.Hence,afterLine5,UVcontainsUV−2nD.Wehave:UV−2nD=2N−2nD=2×(N−2n−1D)(7.18)Subsequently,wetestthesignofU−DinLine6.IfU−Dispositiveorzero,thenitmeansthatUVisgreaterthan2nDbecauseV≥0.IfU−Disnegative,thenletU+∆=D,where∆≥1.Wehave:UV−2nD=2nU+V−2nD=(U−D)2n+V=V−∆×2n(7.19)Now,V<2n.Hence,V<∆×2n,andthusUV−2nDisnegative.WethusobservethatthesignofU−DisthesameasthesignofUV−2nD,whichissameasthesignof(N−2n−1D).sign(U−D)=sign(N−2n−1D)(7.20)Now,forreducingtheproblem,ifweobservethatU−D≥0,thenN−2n−1D≥0.Hence,wecansetQnto1,andsetthenewdividendtoN(cid:48)=N−2n−1DQn,andalsoconcludethatattheendoftheiterationUVcontains2N(cid:48)(Line5and7).IfU−D<0,thenwecannotsetQnto1.N(cid:48)willbecomenegative.Hence,thealgorithmsetsQnto0inLine11andaddsDbacktoU.ThevalueofUVisthusequalto2N.SinceQn=0,wehaveN=N(cid:48)(Equation7.17).Inboththecases,thevalueofUVattheendoftheiterationis2N(cid:48).Wethusconcludethatinthefirstiteration,theMSBofthequotientiscomputedcorrectly,andthevalueofUVignoringthequotientbitisequalto2N(cid:48).Inthenextiteration,wecanuseexactlythesameproceduretoprovethatthevalueofUV(ignoringquotientbits)isequalto4N(cid:48)(cid:48).Ultimately,after32iterations,Vwillcontaintheentirequotient.ThevalueofUV(ignoringquotientbits)atthatpointwillbe2n×N32.HereNiisthereduceddividendaftertheithiteration.WehavethefollowingrelationaccordingtoEquation7.17:N31=DQ1+R⇒N31−DQ1(cid:124)(cid:123)(cid:122)(cid:125)N32=R(7.21)Hence,UwillcontainthevalueoftheremainderandVwillcontainthequotient.ImportantPoint10Letusnowtrytoprovethattherestoringalgorithmdoesnotsufferfromoverflowswhileperformingaleftshift,andaddingorsubtractingthedivisor.LetusfirstprovethatjustbeforetheshiftoperationinLine4,U0)andnon-negativedividends(N≥0)fordivision.Forthebasecase,(U=0),theproposition 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi700decodeandscheduletheNEON/VFPinstructions.Subsequently,theNEON/VFPunitfetchestheoperandsfromtheNEONregisterfilethatcontainsthirtytwo64-bitregisters.NEONinstructionscanalsoviewtheregisterfileassixteen128bitregisters.TheNEON/VFPunithassix6stagepipelinesforarithmeticoperations,andithasone6stagepipelineforload/storeoperations.AsdiscussedinSection11.5.2,loadingvectordataisaveryperformancecriticaloperationinSIMDprocessors.Hence,ARMhasadedicatedloadqueueintheNEONunitforpopulatingtheNEONregisterfilebyloadingdatafromtheL1cache.Forstoringdata,theNEONunitwritesdatadirectlybacktotheL1cache.EachL1cache(instruction/data)hasa64byteblocksize,hasanassociativityof4,andcaneitherbe16KBof32KB.Secondly,eachL1cachehastwoports,andcanprovide4wordspercycleforNEONandfloatingpointoperations.ThepointtonotehereisthattheNEON/VFPunitandtheintegerpipelinessharetheL1datacache.TheL1cachesareoptionallyconnectedtoalargeL2cache.Ithasablocksizeof64bytes,is8waysetassociative,andcanbeaslargeas1MB.TheL2cacheissplitintomultiplebanks.Wecanlookuptwotagsatthesametime,andthedataarrayaccessesproceedinparallel.A.1.3ARMR(cid:13)CortexR(cid:13)-A15TheARMCortex-A15isthelatestARMprocessortobereleasedasofearly2013.Thisprocessoristargetedtowardshighperformanceapplications.OverviewTheCortex-A15processorismuchmorecomplicated,andmuchmorepowerfulthantheCortex-M3andCortex-A8.Insteadofusinganinordercore,itusesa3-issuesuperscalarout-of-ordercore.Italsohasadeeperpipeline.Specifically,ithasa15stageintegerpipeline,anda17-25stagefloatingpointpipeline.Thedeeperpipelineallowsittorunatasignificantlyhigherfrequency(1.5–2.5GHz).Additionally,itfullyintegratesVFPandNEONunitsonthecoreinsteadofhavingthemasseparateexecutionunits.Likeserverprocessors,itisdesignedtoaccessalargeamountofmemory.Itcansupporta40bitphysicaladdress,whichmeansthatitcanaddressupto1TBofmemoryusingthelatestAMBAbusprotocolthatsupportssystemlevelcoherence.TheCortex-A15isdesignedtorunmodernoperatingsystems,andvirtualmachines.Virtualmachinesaresp 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi698exampleofanindirectbranch.Here,thevalueofthebranchtargetisequaltothevalueloadedfrommemorybytheloadinstruction.Itisingeneraldifficulttopredictthetargetofindirectbranches.IntheCortex-M3processor,wheneverthereisabranchmisprediction(eithertargetoroutcome),thetwoinstructionsfetchedafterthebrancharecancelled.Theprocessorsstartsfetchinginstructionsfromthecorrectbranchtarget.AlongwiththebasicALU,theCortex-M3hasamultiplyanddivideunitthatcanper-formbothsignedandunsigned,multiplicationanddivision.TheCortex-M3supportstwoinstructions,sdiv,andudivforsignedandunsigneddivisionrespectively.Alongwiththeseinstructionsithassupportformultiply,andmultiply-accumulateoperationsasdescribedinSection4.2.1.Theloadandstoreinstructionstypicallytaketwocycles.Theyhaveanaddressgenerationphase,andamemoryaccessphase.Theloadinstructionstakes2cyclestoexecute.Notethatinthesecondcycle,itisnotpossibleforotherinstructionstoexecuteintheEstage.Thepipelineisthusstalledforonecycle.Thisspecificfeaturereducestheperformanceofthepipeline.ARMremovedthisrestrictioninitshighperformanceprocessors.Thestoreinstructionalsotakes2cyclestoexecute.However,thesecondcyclethataccessesmemorydoesnotstallthepipeline.Theprocessorwritesthevaluetoastorebuffer(similartoawritebufferasdiscussedinSection10.3.3),andproceedswithitsexecution.Itisfurtherpossibletoissuebacktoback(consecutivecycles)storeandloadinstructions,wheretheloadreadsthevaluewrittenbythestore.Thepipelinedoesnotneedtostallfortheloadinstructionbecauseitreadsthevaluewrittenbythestorefromthestorebuffer.A.1.2ARMR(cid:13)CortexR(cid:13)-A8AscomparedtotheCortex-M3,whichisanembeddedprocessor,theCortex-A8wasdesignedtobeafullfledgedprocessorthatcanrunonsophisticatedsmartphonesandtabletprocessors.Here,Astandsforapplication,andARM’sintentwastousethisprocessortorunregularapplicationsonmobiledevices.Secondly,theseprocessorsweredesignedtosupportvirtualmemory,andalsocontaineddedicatedfloatingpointandSIMDunits.OverviewoftheCortex-A8Thedefiningfeatureofthep 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi278Thus,theoptimalblocksizeisequalto√n.ThetotaltimecomplexityisthusO(√n+√n),whichisthesameasO(√n).7.1.5CarryLookaheadAdderWehaveimprovedthetimecomplexityfromO(n)foraripplecarryaddertoO(√n)foracarryselectadder.Thequestionis,“Canwedobetter?”Inthissection,weshallpresentthecarrylookaheadadderthatcanperformadditioninO(log(n))time.O(log(n))hasbeenprovedasthetheoreticallowerboundforaddingtwonbitnumbers.Notethatthelogoperationinthisbooktypicallyhasabaseequalto2,unlessexplicitlymentionedotherwise.Secondly,sincelogarithmstodifferentbasesdifferbyconstantmultiplicativefactors,thebaseisimmaterialinthebig-Onotation.GenerateandPropagateFunctionsBeforeintroducingtheadder,weneedtointroducealittlebitoftheoryandterminology.Letusagainconsidertheadditionoftwonumbers–AandB–representedasA32...A1andB32...B1respectively.Letusconsiderabitpair–AiandBi.Ifitisequalto(0,0),thenirrespectiveofthecarryin,thecarryoutis0.Inthiscase,thecarryisabsorbed.However,ifthebitpairisequalto(0,1)or(1,0)thenthevalueofthecarryoutisequaltothevalueofthecarryin.Ifthecarryinis0,thenthesumis1,andthecarryoutis0.Ifthecarryinis1,thenthesumis0,andthecarryoutis1.Inthiscase,thecarryispropagated.Lastly,ifthebitpairisequalto(1,1),thenthecarryoutisalwaysequalto1,irrespectiveofthecarryin.Inthiscase,acarryisgenerated.Wecanthusdefineagenerate(gi)andpropagate(pi)functionasfollows:gi=Ai.Bi(7.2)pi=Ai⊕Bi(7.3)Thegeneratefunctioncapturesthefactthatboththebitsare1.Thepropagatefunctioncapturesthefactthatonlyoneofthebitsis1.WecannowcomputethecarryoutCoutintermsofthecarryinCin,gi,andpi.Notethatbyourcasebycaseanalysis,wecanconcludethatthecarryoutisequalto1,onlyifacarryiseithergenerated,oritispropagated.Thus,wehave:Cout=gi+pi.Cin(7.4)Example95Ai=0,Bi=1.LettheinputcarrybeCin.Computegi,piandCout.Answer:gi=Ai.Bi=0.1=0pi=Ai⊕Bi=0⊕1=1Cout=gi+pi.Cin=Cin(7.5) 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10timenf(n)8n^28n2isastrictupperboundonf(n)asshowninthefigure.Example94f(n)=0.00001n100+10000n99+234344.Finditsasymptotictimecomplexity.Answer:f(n)=O(n100)TimeComplexityofaRippleCarryAdderTheworstcasedelayhappenswhenthecarrypropagatesfromtheleastsignificantbittothemostsignificantbit.Inthiscase,eachfulladderwaitsfortheinputcarry,performstheaddition,andthenpropagatesthecarryouttothenextfulladder.Since,therearen1bitadders,thetotaltimetakenisO(n).7.1.4CarrySelectAdderAripplecarryadderisextremelyslowforlargevaluesofnsuchas32or64.Consequently,wedesirefasterimplementations.Weobservethatinhardwarewecanpotentiallydoalotoftasksinparallel.UnlikepurelysequentialCorJavaprogramswhereonestatementexecutesafterthenext,hundredsoreventhousandsofactionscanbeperformedinparallelinhardware.LetususethisinsighttodesignafasteradderthatrunsinO(√n)time.LetusconsidertheproblemofaddingtwonumbersAandBrepresentedas:A32...A1andB32...B1respectively.Letusstartoutbydividingthesetofbitsintoblocksofletussay4bits.TheblocksareshowninFigure7.6.EachblockcontainsafragmentofAandafragmentofB.Weneedtoaddthetwofragmentsbyconsideringtheinputcarrytotheblock,and 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi280Letusconsiderasequenceofnbits.Letusdivideitintotwoparts1...mand(m+1)...n.Letthegenerateandpropagatefunctionsforboththepartsbe(G1,m,P1,m)and(Gm+1,n,Pm+1,n)respectively.Furthermore,letthegenerateandpropagatefunctionsfortheentireblockbeG1,nandP1,n.Wewishtofindarelationshipbetweenthegenerateandpropagatefunctionsforthewholeblockwithnbitsandthefunctionsforthesubblocks.n1,mm+1,nCoutCinCsubFigure7.7:AblockofnbitsdividedintotwopartsLetthecarryoutandcarryinofthenbitblockbeCoutandCinrespectively.Letthecarrybetweenthetwosub-blocksbeCsub.SeeFigure7.7.Wehave:Cout=Gm+1,n+Pm+1,n.Csub=Gm+1,n+Pm+1,n.(G1,m+P1,m.Cin)=Gm+1,n+Pm+1,n.G1,m(cid:124)(cid:123)(cid:122)(cid:125)G1,n+Pm+1,n.P1,m(cid:124)(cid:123)(cid:122)(cid:125)P1,n.Cin=G1,n+P1,n.Cin(7.9)Thus,forablockofnbits,wecaneasilycomputeG1,nandP1,nfromthecorrespondingfunctionsofitssubblocks.Thisisaverypowerfulpropertyandisthebasisofthecarrylookaheadadder.CarryLookaheadAdder–StageIThecarrylookaheadadder’soperationisdividedintotwostages.Inthefirststage,wecomputethegenerateandpropagatefunctionsfordifferentsubsequencesofbits.Inthenextstage,weusethesefunctionstogeneratetheresult.ThediagramforthefirststageisshowninFigure7.8.Likethecarryselectadder,wedividebitpairsintoblocks.Inthisdiagram,wehaveconsideredablocksizeequalto2.Inthefirstlevel,wecomputethegenerateandpropagatefunctionsforeachblock.Webuildatreeof(G,P)circuits(blocks)asfollows.Each(G,P)blockinlevelntakesasinputthegenerateandpropagatefunctionsoftwoblocksinleveln−1.Thus,ateachlevelthenumberof(G,P)blocksdecreasesbyafactorof2.Forexample,thefirst(G,P)blockinlevel1processesthebitpairs(1,2).Itsparentprocessesthebitpairs(1...4),andsoon.TherangesareshowninFigure7.8.Wecreateatreeof(G,P)blocksinthisfashion.Foranbitinput,thereareO(log(n))levels.Ineachlevel,wearedoingaconstantamountofworksinceeach(G,P)blockisonlyprocessingtheinputsfromtwootherblocks.Hence,thetimecomplexityofthisstageisequaltoO(log(n)). 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi696phones.TheCortex-Rseriesprocessorsdonothavesupportforrunningoperatingsystemsthatusevirtualmemory.TheARMR(cid:13)CortexR(cid:13)-Aseriesprocessorsaredesignedtorunregularuserapplicationsonsmartphones,tablets,andahostofhighendembeddeddevices.TheseARMcorestypicallyhavecomplexpipelines,supportforvectoroperations,andcanruncomplexoperatingsystemsthatrequirehardwaresupportforvirtualmemory.WeshallstudytheCortex-A8andCortex-A15processorsinthissection.A.1.1ARMR(cid:13)CortexR(cid:13)-M3SystemDesignLetusbeginwiththeARMCortex-Mseriesprocessorsthathavebeendesignedprimarilyfortheembeddedprocessormarket.Forsuchembeddedprocessors,energyefficiencyandcostaremoreimportantthanrawperformance.Consequently,ARMengineersdesigneda3issuepipelinedevoidofverycomplicatedfeatures.TheCortex-M3supportsabasicversionoftheARMv7-MinstructionsetasdescribedinChapter4.ItistypicallyattachedtoothercomponentsusingtheARMR(cid:13)AMBAR(cid:13)busasshowninFigureA.1.ARM coreMemoryinterfaceOn-chipRAMDMAengineBridgeUARTTimerKeypadPIOAMBA busFigureA.1:TheARMCortex-M3connectedtotheAMBAbusalongwithothercomponents,source[arm,b].ReproducedwithpermissionfromARMLimited.Copyrightc(cid:13)ARMLimited(oritsaffiliates)AMBA(AdvancedMicrocontrollerBusArchitecture)isabusarchitecturedesignedbyARM.ItisusedtoconnectanARMcorewithothercomponentsinSOCbasedsystems.Forexample,mostoftheprocessorsinsmartphonesandmobiledevicesusetheAMBAbustoconnecttohighspeedmemorydevices,DMAengines,andotherexternalbusesthroughbridgedevices.OnesuchexternalbusistheAPBbus(AdvancedPeripheralBus)thatisusedtoconnecttoperipheralssuchasthekeyboard,UARTcontroller(UniversalAsynchronousReceiver/TransmitterProtocol),timer,andthePIO(parallelinputoutput)interface. #################### File: www-netflix-com-tudum-top10-tv-62921.txt Page: 1 Context: ## These titles also made the Top 10 in countries around the world: Top 10 lists available in selected countries and territories. 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It is adapted and reprinted, with permission, from The Linley Group (2010), originally published in the Microprocessor Report. We do not need to fetch, predecode, and decode the instruction once again. We thus avoid these power-hungry operations. We need to point out an interesting design decision (see [Gwennap, 2010](https://example.com/gwennap2010)) that was taken by the designers with respect to the branch predictor. This design decision is representative of many similar problems in computer architecture. One such problem is whether we should design a small structure with complicated entries, or should we design a large structure with simple entries? For example, should we have a 4-way associative 16 KB cache, or a 2-way associative 32 KB cache? In general, there is no definite answer to questions of this nature. They are highly dependent on the nature of the target workloads. For the Sandy Bridge processors, the designers had a choice. They could have either chosen a branch predictor with 2-bit saturating counters, or a predictor with more entries, and a 1-bit saturating counter. The power and performance tradeoffs of the latter design was found to be better. Hence, they chose to have 1-bit counters. Subsequently, 4 micro-ops are sent to the rename and dispatch units that perform out-of-order scheduling. In earlier processors such as the Nehalem processor, temporary results of instructions that were in flight were saved in the ROB. Once the instructions finished, they were copied to the register file. This operation involves copying data, and is thus not efficient from the point of view of power. Hence, Sandy Bridge avoids this and saves results directly in the physical register file, similar to high-performance RISC processors. 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi304AccordingtoourassumptionUVjisnegative.InthiscasetherestoringalgorithmwouldnothavesubtractedD(cid:48),anditwouldhavewritten0tothequotient.Thenon-restoringalgorithmsetsthequotientbitcorrectlysinceitfindsUVtobenegative(Line15).Letusnowmovetothe(j+1)thiteration.UVj+1=2UVj−2D(cid:48).Attheendofthe(j+1)thiteration,UV=2UVj−2D(cid:48)+D(cid:48)=2UVj−D(cid:48).IfUVisnotnegative,thenthenon-restoringalgorithmwillsave1inthequotient.Letusnowseeatthispointwhattherestoringalgorithmwouldhavedone(assumingUVisnon-negative).Inthe(j+1)thiteration,therestoringalgorithmwouldhavestartedtheiterationwithUV=UVj.ItwouldhavethenperformedashiftandsubtractedD(cid:48)tosetUV=2UVj−D(cid:48),andwritten1tothequotient.WethusobservethatatthispointthestateoftheregistersUandVmatchesexactlyforboththealgorithms.However,ifUVisnegativethentherestoringandnon-restoringalgorithmswillhaveadifferentstate.Nonethelessthequotientbitswillbesetcorrectly.UVj+2=4UVj−2D(cid:48).Sinceanegativenumbermultipliedby2(leftshiftedby1position)isstillnegative,thenon-restoringalgorithmwilladdD(cid:48)toU.Hence,thevalueofUVattheendofthe(j+2)thiterationwillbe4UVj−D(cid:48).Ifthisisnon-negative,thentherestoringalgorithmwouldalsohaveexactlythesamestateatthispoint.WecancontinuethisargumenttoobservethatthequotientbitsarealwayssetcorrectlyandthestateofUandVexactlymatchesthatoftherestoringalgorithmwhenUV≥0attheendofaniteration.Consequently,fordividingthesamepairofnumbersthestatesoftherestoringandnon-restoringalgorithmswillstartasthesame,thendivergeandconvergeseveraltimes.Ifthelastiterationleadstoanon-negativeUVthenthealgorithmiscorrectbecausethestateexactlymatchesthatproducedbytherestoringalgorithm.However,ifthelastiterationleavesuswithUVasnegative,thenweobservethatUV=2n−kUVk−D(cid:48),wherekistheiterationnumberatwhichthestateshadconvergedforthelasttime.IfweaddD(cid:48)toUV,thenthestatesofboththealgorithmsmatch,andthustheresultsarecorrect(achievedinLine20).ImportantPoint11Letusnowtrytoprovethatthenon-restoring 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7ComputerArithmeticInChapter6,wedescribedthebasiccircuitsforlogicaloperationsandstorageelements.Inthischapter,wewillusethisknowledgetodesignhardwarealgorithmsforarithmeticoperations.Thischapteralsorequirestheknowledgeofbinary2’scomplementnumbersandfloatingpointnumbersthatwegainedinChapter2.Theplanforthischapterisasfollows.Inthefirstpart,wedescribealgorithmsforintegerarithmetic.Initially,wedescribethebasicalgorithmsforaddingtwobinarynumbers.Itturnsoutthattherearemanywaysofdoingthesebasicoperations,andeachmethodhasitsownsetofprosandcons.Notethattheproblemofbinarysubtractionisconceptuallythesameasbinaryadditioninthe2’scomplementsystem.Consequently,wedonotneedtotreatitseparately.Subsequently,weshallseethattheproblemofaddingnnumbersisintimatelyrelatedtotheproblemofmultiplication,anditisafastoperationinhardware.Sadly,veryefficientmethodsdonotexistforintegerdivision.Nevertheless,weshallconsidertwopopularalgorithmsfordividingpositivebinarynumbers.Afterintegerarithmetic,weshalllookatmethodsforfloatingpoint(numberswithadecimalpoint)arithmetic.Mostofthealgorithmsforintegerarithmeticcanbeportedtotherealmoffloatingpointnumberswithminormodifications.Ascomparedtointegerdivision,floatingpointdivisioncanbedoneveryefficiently.7.1Addition7.1.1AdditionofTwo1-bitNumbersLetuslookattheproblemofaddingtwo1-bitnumbers,aandb.Bothaandbcantaketwovalues–0or1.Hence,therearefourpossiblecombinationsofaandb.Theirsuminbinarycanbeeither00,01,or10.Theirsumwillbe10,whenbothaandbare1.Weshouldmakeanimportantobservationhere.Thesumoftwo1bitnumbersmightpotentiallybetwobitslong.LetuscalltheLSBoftheresultasthesum,andtheMSBasthecarry.Wecanrelatethisconcepttostandardprimaryschooladditionoftwo1digitdecimalnumbers.Ifweareadding269 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Download shareable images ## These titles also made the Top 10 in countries around the world: #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 14 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi282blocksstartat1.Theytaketheinputcarry,C1in,asinput,andthencalculatetheoutputcarryfortherangeofbitpairsthattheyrepresentasCout=G+P.C1in.Whenweareaddingtwonumbers,theinputcarryatthefirstbitistypically0.However,somespecialinstructions(ADCinARM)canconsideranon-zerovalueofC1inalso.Each(G,P)blockwitharange(r2,r1)(r2>r1),isconnectedtoall(G,P)blocksthathavearangeoftheform(r3,r2+1).Theoutputcarryoftheblockisequaltotheinputcarryofthoseblocks.Toavoidexcessiveclutterinthediagram(Figure7.9),weshowtheconnectionsforonlythe(G,P)blockwithrange(16-1)usingsolidlines.Eachblockisconnectedtotheblocktoitsleftinthesamelevelandtoone(G,P)blockineverylowerlevel.Thearrangementof(G,P)blocksrepresentsatreelikecomputationwherethecorrectcarryvaluespropagatefromdifferentlevelstotheleaves.Theleavesatlevel0,containasetof2-bitripplecarry(RC)addersthatcomputetheresultbitsbyconsideringthecorrectvalueoftheinputcarry.WeshowanexampleinFigure7.9ofthecorrectcarryinvaluepropagatingfromtheblockwithrange(16-1)tothe2-bitadderrepresentingthebits31and32.Thepathisshownusingdottedlines.Inasimilarmanner,carryvaluespropagatetoeverysingleripplecarryadderatthezerothlevel.Theoperationcompletesoncealltheresultbitsandtheoutputcarryhavebeencomputed.ThetimecomplexityofthisstageisalsoO(log(n))becausethereareO(log(n))levelsinthediagramandthereisaconstantamountofworkdoneperlevel.ThisworkcomprisesofcomputingCoutandpropagatingitto(G,P)blocksatlowerlevels.Hence,thetotaltimecomplexityofthecarrylookaheadadderisO(log(n)).WayPoint5Timecomplexitiesofdifferentadders:•RippleCarryAdder:O(n)•CarrySelectAdder:O(√n)•CarryLookaheadAdder:O(log(n))7.2Multiplication7.2.1OverviewLetusnowconsidertheclassicproblemofbinarymultiplication.Similartoaddition,letusfirstlookatthemostnaivewayofmultiplyingtwodecimalnumbers.Letustrytomultiply13times9.Inthiscase,13isknownasthemultiplicandand9isknownasthemultiplier,and117istheproduct.Figure7.10(a)showsthemultiplicationinthedecimalnumbersystem,andFigure7.10(b)showsthemultiplicationi #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 16 Context: necessary to translate them into simpler micro-ops by accessing the microcode memory. Subsequently, integer instructions are dispatched to the integer execution units, and the FP instructions are dispatched to the FP execution units. Atom has two integer ALUs, two FP ALUs, and two address generation units for memory operations. For supporting multithreading, it is necessary to have two copies of the instruction queue (1 per thread), and two copies of the integer and FP register files. Instead of creating a copy of a hardware structure like an instruction queue, Intel follows a different approach. For example, in the Atom processor, the 32-entry instruction queue is split into two parts (with 16 entries each). Each thread uses its part of the instruction queue. Let us now discuss a general point about multithreading. Multithreading increases the utilisation of resources on a chip by decreasing the time that they remain idle. Thus, a multithreaded processor is ideally expected to have a higher power overhead (because of higher activity), and also have better instruction throughput. It is important to note that unless a processor is designed wisely, the throughput might not predictably increase. Multithreading increases the contention in shared resources such as the caches, the TLBs, and the instruction schedule/dispatch logic. Especially, the caches get partitioned between the threads, and we expect the miss rates to increase. Similar is the case for the TLBs also. On the other hand, the pipeline need not remain idle in the shadow of an L2 miss or in low ILP (instruction level parallelism) phases of a program. Hence, there are pros and cons of multithreading, and we have performance benefits only when the good effects (performance increasing effects) outweigh the bad effects (contention increasing effects). ## A.3.2 Intel Sandy Bridge ### Overview ![Figure A.11: Overview of the Sandy Bridge processor](image_link_here) Let us now discuss the design of a high performance Intel processor called the Sandy Bridge processor, which is part of some of the latest (as of 2012) Intel Core i7 processors in the market. #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 30 Context: ea2Dor3Darrayofthreads,oragridtobea2Dor3Darrayofblocks.LetusnowlookatasmallCUDAprogramtoaddtwonelementarrays.LetusconsidertheCUDAprograminparts.Inthefollowingcodesnippet,weinitialisethreearraysa,b,andc.Wewishtoaddaandbelementwiseandsavetheresultsinc.1#defineN102423voidmain(){4/*Declarethreearraysa,b,andc*/5inta[N],b[N],c[N];67/*DeclarethecorrespondingarraysintheGPU*/8intsize=N*sizeof(int);9int*gpu_a,*gpu_b,*gpu_c;1011/*allocatespaceforthearraysintheGPU*/ #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 15 Context: # 709 © Smruti R. Sarangi or memory. Like all modern processors, store instructions are not on the critical path. In general, processors that do not obey sequential consistency write their store values to a write buffer and proceed with executing subsequent instructions. ## Detailed Design ![Figure A.10: A block diagram of the Intel Atom processor (2008) The Linley Group. Adapted and reprinted, with permission. (Originally published in the Microprocessor Report. source [Halffield, 2008])](path_to_image) Let us now describe the design in some more detail. Let’s start with the fetch and decode stages (see Figure A.10). In the fetch stage, the Atom processor predicts the direction and target of branches, and fetches a stream of bytes into the instruction prefetch buffers. The next task is to demarcate instructions in the fetched stream of bytes. Finding the boundaries of x86 instructions is one of the most complicated tasks performed by this part of the pipeline. Consequently, the Atom processor has a 2-stage pre-decode step that adds 1-bit markers between instructions, after it decodes them for the first time. This step is performed by the ILD (instruction length decoder) unit. It then saves the instructions in the I cache. Subsequently, pre-decoded instructions fetched from the I cache can bypass the pre-decoding step and directly proceed to the decoding step because its length is already known. Saving these additional markers reduces the effective size of the I cache. The size of the I cache is 36 KB; however, after adding the markers, it is effectively 32 KB. The decoder does not convert most CISC instructions into RISC like micro-ops. 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707c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangianddecodeupto4x86instructionspercycle.AkintoBobcat,theBulldozerprocessorhassophisticatedbranchpredictionlogicthatpredictswhetheraninstructionisabranch,thebranchoutcome,andthebranchtarget.Ithasamultilevelbranchtargetbufferthatsavesthepredictedbranchtargetsofroughly5500branchinstructions.Thedecodeengineconvertsx86instructionsintoCops.OneCopinAMDisaCISCinstructionalbeitsometimessimplerthantheoriginalx86instruction.Mostx86instructionsgetconvertedtojustoneCop.However,someinstructionsgettranslatedtomorethanoneCop,anditissometimesnecessarytousethemicrocodememoryforinstructiontranslation.Aninterestingaspectofthedecodeengineisthatitcandynamicallymergeinstructionstomakealargerinstruction.Forexample,itcanmergeacompareinstruction,andasubsequentbranchinstruction,intooneCop.Thisisknownasmacro-instructionfusion.Subsequently,theintegerinstructionsaredispatchedtothecoresforexecution.Eachcorehasarenameengine,instructionscheduler(40entries),aregisterfile,anda128entryROB.Thecore’sexecutionunitconsistsof4separatepipelines.TwopipelineshaveALUs,andtwootherpipelinesarededicatedtomemoryaddressgeneration.Theload-storeunitco-ordinatesaccesstomemory,forwardsdatabetweenstorestoloads,andperformsaggressiveprefetchingusingstrideprefetchers.Recallthatstrideprefetcherscanautomaticallydeducearrayaccesses,andfetchfromarrayindicesthataremostlikelytobeaccessedinthefuture.Boththecoressharea64KBinstructioncache.However,eachcorehasa16KBwrite-throughL1cache,whereeachloadaccesstakes4cycles.TheL1cachesareconnectedtoanL2cachethatcomesinvarioussizes(rangingfrom1-2MBinthedesignpresentedin[Butleretal.,2011]).Itissharedacrossthecores,andhasa18cyclelatency.Thefloatingpointunitissharedbetweenboththecores.Itismorethanamerefunctionalunit.WecanthinkofitasanSMTprocessorthatschedulesandexecutesinstructionsfortwothreadssimultaneously.Ithasitsowninstructionwindow,registerfile,rename,andwakeup-select(outoforderscheduling)logic.Bulldozer’sfloatingpointunithas4pipelinesthatprocessSIMDinstructions 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Season Episode 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 Tsukimonogatari Episode 1, 2, 3, 4 Owarimonogatari Episode 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Koyomimonogatari Episode 1, 2, 5, 9, 11, 12 Owarimonogatari Season Two Episode 1, 2, 5, 6, 7 Zoku Owarimonogatari Episode 3, 4 ## Manga Appearances ### Series _[Bakemonogatari](/wiki/Monogatari%5FSeries/Works)_ _[Seishun Kijinden! 240 Gakuen](/wiki/Seishun%5FKijinden!%5F240%5FGakuen)_ ### Volumes Bakemonogatari Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 [Seishun Kijinden! 240 Gakuen Vol. 1](/wiki/Seishun%5FKijinden!%5F240%5FGakuen%5FVol.%5F1), 2, 3 ## Other Appearances ### Miscellaneous Hyakumonogatari Audio Drama Okitegami Kyouko no Bibouroku x Monogatari Commercial #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 13 Context: cessSIMDinstructions(bothintegerandfloatingpoint),andregularfloatingpointinstructions.Thefirsttwopipelineshave128bitfloatingpointALUscalledFMACunits.AnFMAC(floatingpointmultiplyaccumulate)unitcanperformanoperationoftheform(a←a+b×c),alongwithregularfloatingpointoperations.Thelasttwopipelineshave128bitintegerSIMDunits,andadditionallythelastpipelineisalsousedtostoreresultstomemory.Lastly,thefloatingpointunithasadedicatedload-storeunittoaccessthecachespresentinthecores.A.3IntelR(cid:13)ProcessorsLetusnowdiscussthedesignofIntelprocessors.Asofwritingthisbook(2012-13)Intelprocessorsdominatethelaptopanddesktopmarkets.Inthissection,weshallpresentthedesignoftwoIntelprocessorsthathaveverydifferentdesigns.ThefirstprocessoristheIntelR(cid:13)AtomTM,whichhasbeendesignedformobilephones,tablets,andembeddedcomputers.AttheotherendofthespectrumliestheSandyBridgemulticore,whichisapartoftheIntelR(cid:13)CoreTMi7lineofprocessors.Theseprocessorsaremeanttobeusedbyhighenddesktopsandservers.Bothoftheseprocessorshaveverydifferentbusinessrequirements.Thishastranslatedtotwoverydifferentdesigns 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Episode 16 • Episode 17 • Episode 18 • Episode 19 • Episode 20 • Episode 21 • Episode 22 • Episode 23 #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 28 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi722canexecuteregularintegerinstructions,andlogicalinstructions.Moreover,theSPcorecanexecutememoryinstructions,andbranchinstructions.Similartovectorprocessors,SPcoresimplementpredicatedinstructions.Thismeansthattheydedicateissueslotstoinstructionsinthewrongpath;though,theyarereplacedwithnopinstructions.TheSPsareoptimisedforspeed,andarethefastestunitsintheentireGPU.ThisisduetothefactthattheyimplementaverysimpleRISClikeinstructionset,whichconsistsmostlyofbasicinstructions.Forcomputingmoresophisticatedmathematicalfunctionssuchastranscendentalfunctionsortrigonometricfunctionstherearetwospecialfunctionunits(SFUs)ineachSM.TheSFUsalsohavespecialisedunitsforinterpolatingthevalueofcoloursinsideafragment.GPUsusethisfunctionalityforcolouringtheinsideofeachtriangularfragment.Alongwithspecialisedunits,theSFUshaveregularinteger/floatingpointALUsalsothatareusedtorungeneralpurposecodes.ThetwoSMsinaTPCshareatextureunit.Thetextureunitcansimultaneouslyprocessfourthreads,andfillthetrianglesproducedafterrasterisationwiththetextureofthesurfaceassociatedwiththetriangles.Thetextureinformationisstoredinasmallcachewithinthetextureunit.Uponacachemiss,thetextureunitcanfetchdatafromtherelevantL2cache,orfrommainDRAMmemory.NowthatwehavedescribedthedifferentpartsofaGPU,letusdiscusshowtoperformacomputationonaGPU.EachthreadinanSM(mappedtoanSP)caneitheraccessperthreadlocalmemory(savedonexternalDRAM),orsharedmemory(sharedacrossallthethreadsinanSM,andsavedonchip),orglobalDRAMmemory.ProgrammerscanexplicitlydirecttheGPUtouseacertainkindofmemory.B.4ComputationonaGPUThegraphicsprocessingmodelisactuallyacombinationofmulti-threading,multi-programming,andSIMDexecution.NVIDIAcallsitsmodelSIMT(SingleInstruction,Multi-threaded).LetuslookatNVIDIA’sSIMTexecutionmodel.TheprogrammerstartsoutbywritingcodeintheCUDAprogramminglanguage.CUDAstandsforComputeUnifiedDeviceArchitecture.ItisacustomextensiontoC/C++thatiscompiledbyNVIDIA’snvcccompilertogeneratecodeinboththeCPU’sISA(fortheCPU),andinthePT 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LEARN MORE ACCEPT ALL #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 32 Context: helevelofwarps.Weleavethereaderswithanartist’simpressionofaGPU(seeFigureB.5).1#defineN102423/*TheGPUkernel*/4__global__voidvectorAdd(int*gpua,int*gpub,int*gpuc){5/*computetheindex*/6intidx=threadIdx.x+blockIdx.x*blockDim.x;78/*performtheaddition*/ #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 8 Context: # The pipeline of the ARM Cortex A-15 processor **Figure A.5:** The pipeline of the ARM Cortex A-15 processor, source [ARM, c]. Reproduced with permission from ARM Limited. Copyright ©ARM Limited (or its affiliates). The pipeline consists of several stages: 1. **Fetch**: The instruction packets are fetched from the instruction cache. 2. **Decode**: The instructions are decoded, preparing them for execution. 3. **Rename**: Register renaming helps avoid potential hazards. 4. **Dispatch**: Instructions are dispatched to execution units. 5. **Execution**: Performed by different execution units. The core maintains a **Reorder Buffer (ROB)** (see Section 9.11.4) that contains the results of all the instructions. Recall that entries in the ROB are allocated in program order. The rename stage maps operands to entries in the ROB (referred to as the result queue in ARM’s documentation). For example, if instruction 3 needs a value that is going to be produced by instruction 1, then the corresponding operand is mapped to the ROB entry of instruction 1. All the instructions subsequently enter the instruction window and wait for their source operands to be ready. Once they are ready, they are dispatched to the corresponding pipelines. The Cortex-A15 has: - 2 integer ALUs, - 1 branch unit, - 1 multiply unit, - 2 load/store units. The NEON/VFP unit can accept 2 instructions per cycle. #################### File: www-netflix-com-tudum-top10-tv-62921.txt Page: 1 Context: Iceland](/tudum/top10/iceland/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Ireland](/tudum/top10/ireland/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Italy](/tudum/top10/italy/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Latvia](/tudum/top10/latvia/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Lithuania](/tudum/top10/lithuania/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Luxembourg](/tudum/top10/luxembourg/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Malta](/tudum/top10/malta/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Netherlands](/tudum/top10/netherlands/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Norway](/tudum/top10/norway/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Poland](/tudum/top10/poland/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Portugal](/tudum/top10/portugal/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Romania](/tudum/top10/romania/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Serbia](/tudum/top10/serbia/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Slovakia](/tudum/top10/slovakia/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Slovenia](/tudum/top10/slovenia/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Spain](/tudum/top10/spain/tv?week=2024-10-20)[#1 Sweden](/tudum/top10/sweden/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Switzerland](/tudum/top10/switzerland/tv?week=2024-10-20)[Ukraine](/tudum/top10/ukraine/tv?week=2024-10-20)[United Kingdom](/tudum/top10/united-kingdom/tv?week=2024-10-20) #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 39 Context: # Expanding the Significand in IEEE 754 Format The significand of \( B(P_B) \) with a leading 0 bit is shown in Figure 7.16. To make the exponent of \( A \) and \( B \) equal, we need to right shift \( W \) by \( (E_A - E_B) \) positions. Now, we can proceed to add the significand of \( A \) termed as \( P_A \) to \( W \). \[ W = W >> (E_A - E_B) \tag{7.24} \] \[ W = W + P_A \tag{7.25} \] Let the significand represented by \( W \) be \( P_W \). There is a possibility that \( P_W \) might be greater than or equal to 2. In this case, the significand of the result is not in normalized form. We will thus need to right shift \( W \) by 1 position and increment \( E \) by 1. This process is called normalization. There is a possibility that incrementing \( E \) by 1 might make it equal to 255, which is not allowed. We can signal an overflow in this case. The final result can be obtained by constructing a floating point number out of the \( E \), \( W \), and the sign of the result (sign of either \( A \) or \( B \)). ## Example 102 Add the numbers: \( 1.01_2 \times 2^3 \) and \( 1.11_2 \times 2^1 \). Assume that the bias is 0. ### Answer: 1. \( A = 1.01_2 \times 2^3 \) and \( B = 1.11_2 \times 2^1 \) 2. \( W = 0.11 \) (significand of \( B \)) 3. \( E = 3 \) 4. \( W = 0.11 \ >> \ (3-1) = 00.0111 \) 5. \( W + P_A = 00.0111 + 0.0100 = 01.1011 \) 6. Result: \( C = 1.1011_2 \times 2^3 \) ![Figure 7.16: Expanding the Significand and Placing it in a Register](#) #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 3 Context: Figure A.2: The pipeline of the ARM Cortex-M3, source [arm, b]. Reproduced with permission from ARM Limited. Copyright ©ARM Limited (or its affiliates). ## Pipeline Design Figure A.2 shows the pipeline of the ARM Cortex-M3. It has three stages namely fetch (F), decode (D), and execute (E). The fetch stage fetches the instruction from memory and is the smallest stage of all the three stages. The decode stage (D stage) has three different sub-units as shown in Figure A.2. The D stage has an instruction decode and register read unit, which is similar to the operand fetch unit in SimpleRise. It decodes the instruction and forms the instruction packet. Simultaneously, it reads the values of the operands that are embedded in the instruction and also reads values from the register file. The AGU (address generation unit) extracts all the fields in the instruction and schedules the execution of the load or store instruction in the next stage of the pipeline. It plays a special role while processing the `ldm` (load multiple) and `stm` (store multiple) instructions. Recall from our discussion in Section 4.3.2 that these instructions can read or write to multiple registers at the same time. The AGU creates multiple operations out of a single `ldm` or `stm` instruction in the pipeline. The branch unit is used for branch prediction. It predicts both the branch outcome and the branch target. The execute stage is fairly heavy in terms of functionality, and some instructions take 2 cycles to execute. Let us look at the regular ALU and branch instructions first. Recall from our discussion in Section 4.2.2 that ARM instructions can have one shift operand. For example, computing the value of the 32-bit immediate from its 12-bit encoding is essentially a shift (rotate is a type of shift) operation. Both of these operations are executed by the shift unit that has a hardware structure known as a barrel shifter. Other operations are ready; they are passed to the ALU and branch unit that computes the branch outcome/target, and the ALU result. ARM has two kinds of branches—direct and indirect. For direct branches, the offset of the branch target from the current PC is embedded in the instruction. For example, a branch to a label is an example of a direct branch. It is possible to compute the branch target of a direct branch in the decode stage. ARM also supports indirect branches, where the branch target is the result of an ALU or memory instruction. For example, the instruction `ldr pc, [r1, #0]` is an #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 50 Context: c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi318(b)Non-restoringalgorithm10.Floatingpointadditionandsubtractionneednotbeconsideredseparately.Wecanhaveonealgorithmthattakescareofthegenericcase.11.Floatingpointadditionrequiresustoperformthefollowingsteps:(a)Alignthesignificandofthesmallernumberwiththesignificandofthelargernumber.(b)Ifthesignsaredifferentthentakea2’scomplementofthesmallersignificand.(c)Addthesignificands.(d)Computethesignbitoftheresult.(e)Normaliseandroundtheresultusingoneoffourroundingmodes.(f)Renormalisetheresultagainifrequired.12.Wecanfollowthesamestepsforfloatingpointmultiplicationanddivision.Theonlydifferenceisthatinthiscasetheexponentsgetaddedorsubtractedrespectively.13.Floatingpointdivisionisfundamentallyafasteroperationthanintegerdivisionbe-causeoftheapproximatenatureoffloatingpointmathematics.Thebasicoperationistocomputethereciprocalofthedenominator.Itcanbedoneintwoways:(a)UsetheNewton-Raphsonmethodtofindtherootoftheequationf(x)=1/x−b.Thesolutionisthereciprocalofb.(b)Repeatedlymultiplythenumeratoranddenominatorofafractionderivedfrom1/bsuchthatthedenominatorbecomes1andthereciprocalisthenumerator.7.7.2FurtherReadingFormoredetailsonthedifferentalgorithmsforcomputerarithmetic,thereadercanrefertoclassictextssuchasthebooksbyIsraelKoren[Koren,2001],BehroozParhami[Parhami,2009],andBrentandZimmermann[BrentandZimmermann,2010].WehavenotcoveredtheSRTdivisionalgorithm.Itisusedinalotofmodernprocessors.Thereadercanfindgooddescriptionsofthisalgorithminthereferences.Thereaderisalsoadvisedtolookatalgorithmsformultiplyinglargeintegers.TheKaratsubaandSc¨onhage-Strassenalgorithmsarethemostpopularalgorithmsinthisarea.Theareaofapproximateaddersisgaininginprominence.Theseaddersaddtwonumbersbyassumingcertainpropertiessuchasaboundonthemaximumnumberofpositionsacarrypropagates.Itispossiblethattheycanoccasionallymakeamistake.Hence,theyhaveadditionalcircuitrytodetectandcorrecterrors.WithhighprobabilitysuchadderscanoperateinO(log(log(n))time.Vermaet.al.[Vermaetal.,2008]describeonesuchschem #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 11 Context: 1-2GHz.TheBobcatpipelinehas6fetchcycles,and3decodecycles.Thelast3fetchcyclesareoverlappedwiththedecodecycles.Therenamingengine,andschedulertake4morecycles.Formostintegerinstructions,werequire1cycletoreadtheregisterfile,1cycletoaccesstheALU,and1morecycletowritetheresultsbacktotheregisterfile.Thefloatingpointpipelinehas7additionalstages,andtheload-storeunitrequires3additionalstagesforaddressgeneration,anddatacacheaccess.A.2.2AMDBulldozerAsthenamesuggests,theBulldozercore(originalpaper[Butleretal.,2011])isattheotherendofthespectrum,andisprimarilymeantforhighenddesktops,workstations,andservers.Alongwithbeinganaggressiveout-of-ordermachine,italsohasmultithreadingcapabilities.TheBulldozerisactuallyacombinationofamulticore,finegrainedmultithreadedprocessorandanSMT.TheBulldozercoreisactuallya“conjoinedcore”,whichconsistsoftwosmallercoresthatsharefunctionalunits.OverviewBoththeBulldozerthreadssharethefetchengine(refertoFigureA.7),anddecodelogic.Thispartofthepipeline(knownasthefrontend)switchesbetweenthetwothreadsonceeverycycle, #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 12 Context: # Overview of the Bulldozer Processor ![Figure A.7: Overview of the Bulldozer processor](url-to-image) The integer, load-store, and branch instructions are dispatched to one of the two cores. Each core contains an instruction scheduler, register file, integer execution units, L1 caches, and a load-store unit. We can think of each core as a self-sufficient core without instruction fetch and decode capabilities. Both cores share the floating point unit that runs in SMT mode. It has its dedicated scheduler and execution units. The Bulldozer processor is designed to run server as well as numerical workloads at 3-4 GHz. The maximum power dissipation is limited to 125-140W. ## Detailed Design Let us now consider a more detailed view of the processor in Figure A.8. ![Figure A.8: Detailed view of the Bulldozer processor](url-to-image) The Bulldozer processor has twice the fetch width of the Bobcat processor. It can fetch multiple instructions for execution in a single cycle, enhancing the overall throughput and efficiency compared to traditional processor architectures. #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 21 Context: # 289 © Smruti R. Sarangi Now, the iterative multiplier will perform \( j - i + 1 \) additions. This is not required as we can see from Equation 7.10. We just need to do one subtraction when we are considering the \( i \)th bit, and do one addition when we are considering the \( (j + 1) \)th bit. We can thus replace \( j - i + 1 \) additions with one addition and one subtraction. This insight allows us to reduce the number of additions if there are long runs of 1s in the 2's complement notation of the multiplier. If the multiplier is a small negative number, then it fits this pattern. It will have a long run of 1s especially in the most significant positions. Even otherwise, most of the numbers that we encounter will at least have some runs of 1s. The worst case arises, when we have a number of the form: 010101... This is a very rare case. If we consider our basic insight again, then we observe that we need to consider bit pairs consisting of the previous and the current multiplier bit. Depending on the bit pair we need to perform a certain action. | Current value, previous value | Action | |-------------------------------|--------------------------------------| | 0,0 | Do nothing | | 1,0 | Subtract multiplicand from \( U \) | | 1,1 | Do nothing | | 0,1 | Add multiplicand to \( U \) | **Table 7.4:** Actions in the Booth multiplier If the current and previous bits are (0,0) respectively, then we do not need to do anything. We need to just shift \( U/V \) and continue. Similarly, if the bits are (1,1), nothing needs to be done. However, if the current bit is 1, and the previous bit was 0, then a run of 1s is starting. We thus need to subtract the value of the multiplicand from \( U \). Similarly, if the current bit is 0, and the previous bit was 1, then a run of 1s has just ended. 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Overflow or underflow? NNReportYReportYConstruct C outof W, E, and SCC = A + BFigure7.17:Flowchartforaddingtwofloatingpointvalues7.5MultiplicationofFloatingPointNumbersThealgorithmformultiplyingfloatingpointnumbersisofexactlythesameformasthealgo-rithmforgenericadditionwithoutafewsteps.LetusagaintrytomultiplyA×Btoobtain #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 10 Context: ```markdown Power consumption of the processor is within limits; Bobcat contains a large number of power-saving optimizations. One such prominent mechanism is known as **clock gating**. Here, the clock signal is set to a logical 0 for units that are unused. This ensures that there are no signal transitions in the unused units, and consequently, there is no dissipation of dynamic power. The Bobcat processor also uses pointers to data as much as possible and tries to minimize copying data across different locations in the processor. Let us now look at the design of the pipeline in some more detail. ## Design of the Pipeline ``` ``` ITLB ├── I cache │ ├── Fetch queue │ └── Decoder │ ├── ucode memory │ ├── Inst. queue │ ├── Rename unit │ ├── Scheduler │ └── Register file │ ├── ALU │ ├── ALU │ ├── Ld/St unit │ └── Bus │ └── L1 cache └── L2 cache ``` ``` ### Figure A.6: The pipeline of the AMD Bobcat processor. ©[2011] IEEE. Adapted and reprinted, with permission. 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It turns out that we can do even better, and get an \(O(\log(n))\) time algorithm. ![Figure 7.12: Tree of adders for adding partial sums](images/figure7_12.png) ![Figure 7.13: Carry Save Adder](images/figure7_13.png) ## 7.2.5 Wallace Tree Multiplier Before we introduce the Wallace tree multiplier, let us introduce the carry save adder. A carry save adder adds three numbers, \(A\), \(B\), and \(C\), and produces two numbers \(D\) and \(E\) such that: \[A + B + C = D + E\] (see Figure 7.13). 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BGraphicsProcessorsB.1OverviewHighintensitygraphicsisahallmarkofcontemporarycomputersystems.Today’scomputersfromsmartphonestohighenddesktopsuseavarietyofsophisticatedvisualeffectstoenhanceuserexperience.Additionally,usersusecomputerstoplaygraphicsintensivegames,watchhighdefinitionvideos,andforcomputeraidedengineeringdesign.Alloftheseapplicationsrequireasignificantamountofgraphicsprocessing.Intheearlydays,graphicssupportincomputerswasveryrudimentary.Theprogrammerneededtospecifytheco-ordinatesofeverysingleshapethatwasdrawnonthescreen.Forexample,todrawalinetheprogrammerneededtoexplicitlyprovidetheco-ordinatesoftheline,andspecifyitscolour.Therangeofcolourswasverylimited,andtherewasalmostnohardwareforoffloadinggraphicsintensivetasks.Sinceeachlineorcircledrawnonthescreenrequiredseveralassemblystatements,theprocessofcreating,andusingcomputergraphicswasveryslow.Gradually,aneedarosetohavesomesupportforgraphicsinhardware.Letusdiscussalittlebitofbackgroundbeforedelvingintohardwareacceleratedgraphics.Atypicalcomputermonitorcontainsamatrixofpixels.Apixelisasmallpointonthescreen.Forexamplea1920×1080monitorhas1920pixelsineachrow,and1080pixelsineachcolumn.Eachpixelhasacolouratacertainpointoftime.Moderncomputersystemscanset16millioncoloursforeachpixel.Apictureonacomputerscreenisessentiallyanarrayofcolouredpixels,andavideoisessentiallyasequenceofpictures.Inavideo,wetypicallyshow50-100pictureseverysecond(knownastherefreshrate),whereonepictureismarginallydifferentfromthepreviousone.Thehumaneyecannotfigureoutthefactthatthepicturesonthecomputerscreenarechanginginrapidsuccession.Thebraincreatesanillusionofacontinuousanimation.715 #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20appendix.pdf Page: 23 Context: 717c(cid:13)SmrutiR.SarangiAlmostallmoderncomputersystemscontainagraphicsprocessor,anditisreferredtoastheGPU(GraphicsProcessingUnit).AmodernGPUcontainsmorethan64-128cores,andthusisdesignedforextensiveparallelprocessing.B.1.2GraphicsPipelineLetusnowlookatthepipelineofatypicalgraphicsprocessorinFigureB.1.VertexprocessingShapes, objects,rules, effectsRasterisationTrianglesFragmentsFragmentprocessingPixelsFramebufferprocessingFramebufferFigureB.1:Agraphicspipeline[Blythe,2008]Thefirststageiscalledvertexprocessing.Inthisstage,thesetofvertices,shapes,andtriangles,areprocessed.TheGPUperformscomplexoperationssuchasobjectrotation,andtranslation.Theprogrammermightspecifythatshewantsagivenobjecttomoveatacertainvelocitytowardsanotherobject.Itisthusnecessarytotranslatethepositionofashapeatagivenrate.Suchoperationsarealsoperformedinthisstage.Theoutputofthisstageisasetofsimpletrianglesina2Dplane.Thesecondstageisknownasrasterisation.Theprocessofrasterisationconvertseachofthetrianglesintoasetofpixels,knownasfragments.Moreover,itassociateseachpixelinafragmentwithasetofparameters.Theseparametersarelaterusedtointerpolatethevalueofthecolour.Thethirdstagedoesfragmentprocessing.Thisstageeithercoloursthepixelsofafragmentaccordingtoafixedsetofrulesusingtheintermediateresultscomputedinthepreviousstage,or,itmapsagiventexturetothefragment.Forexample,ifafragmentrepresentsthesurfaceofawoodentable,thenthisstagemapsthetextureofwoodtothecoloursofthepixels.Thisstageisalsousedtoincorporateeffectssuchasshadowsandillumination.Notethatuptillnowwehavecomputedthecoloursofthefragmentsforalltheobjectsinascene.However,itispossiblethatoneobjectmightbeinfrontofanotherobject,andthusapartofthesecondobjectmightbehidden.Thefourthstageaggregatesallthefragmentsfromthethirdstage,andperformsanoperationcalledframebufferprocessing.Theframebufferisalargearraythatcontainsthecolourvaluesforeachpixel.Thegraphicscardpassestheframebuffertothedisplaydevice50-100timespersecond.Oneoftheoperationsperformedinthisstageisknownasdepthbuffering.Here,itcomputesa2Dviewofthe3Dspaceatacertainanglebyhidingpartsofobjects.Oncethefinalsceneiscreated,thegraphicspipelinetransferstheimagetotheframebuffer.Thisispreciselythewaycomplexgames,orevenstandardoperationssuchasminimisingormaximisingawindowarerenderedbyagraphicsprocessor.Renderingisdefinedastheprocessofgeneratingasceneinpixels,byprocessingthehighleveldescriptionofasceneintermsofobjects,rules,andvisualeffects.Discussingtheexactdetailsofrenderingisbeyondthescopeofthisbook.Theinterestedreadercanrefertoabookoncomputergraphics[Hughesetal.,2013].Theonlypointthattheusershouldappreciateisthattheprocessofrenderingessentiallyinvolvesalotoflinearalgebraoperations.Readersfamiliarwithlinearalgebrawill 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Ripple Carry Adder Let us now try to add two n bit numbers. Let’s start with an example: `1011 + 0101`. The addition is shown in Figure 7.3. We have seen in Section 2.2.3 that binary numbers can be added the same way as decimal numbers. In the case of base 10 decimal numbers, we start at the unit's digit and proceed towards higher digits. In each step, a carry might be generated, which is then added to the immediately higher digits. In the case of binary numbers also we do the same. The only difference is that instead of base 10, we are using base 2. ``` 1 1 1 ↴ ↴ ↴ + 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 ------------- 1 0 0 0 0 ``` **Figure 7.3:** Addition of two binary numbers For example, in Figure 7.3, we observe that when two binary bits are added a carry might be generated. The value of the carry is equal to 1. This carry needs to be added to the bits in the next position (more significant position). The computation is complete when we have finished the addition of the most significant bits. It is possible that a carry might propagate from one pair of bits to another pair of bits. This process of propagation of the carry from one bit pair to another is known as **ripping**. Let us construct a simple adder to implement this procedure. Let us try to add two n bit binary numbers – A and B. We number the bits of A and B as A₀, A₁, …, Aₙ₋₁ and B₀, B₁, …, Bₙ₋₁ respectively. Let A₀ refer to A's LSB, and Aₙ₋₁ refer to A's MSB. We can create an adder for adding A and B as follows. We use a half adder to add the LSBs. Then we use n – 1 full adders to add the rest of the corresponding bits of A and B and their input carry values. This n bit adder is known as a **ripple carry adder**. Its design is shown in Figure 7.4. We observe that we add two n bit numbers to produce an n + 1 bit result. The method of addition is exactly similar to the procedure we follow while adding two binary numbers manually. We start from the LSB and move towards the MSB. Now, let us calculate the speed of this adder. Let us assume that it takes t₁ units of time for a half adder to complete its operation, and t₂ units of time for a full adder to complete its operation. If we assume that carries are propagated instantaneously across blocks, then the total time, f(n), is equal to t₁ + (n – 1)t₂. Here, n is equal to the number of bits being added. However, as we shall see this is a rather cryptic basis of comparison, especially for large values of n. We do not wish to have a lot of constants in our timing model. Secondly, the values of these constants are heavily dependent on the specific technology used. It is thus hard to derive algorithmic insights. Hence, we introduce the notion of **asymptotic time complexity** that can significantly simplify the timing models, yet retain their basic characteristics. #################### File: Basic%20Computer%20Architecture%20arithmetic.pdf Page: 17 Context: 285c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangiisasfollows:Algorithm1:Algorithmtomultiplytwo32-bitnumbersandproducea64-bitresultData:MultiplierinV,U=0,MultiplicandinNResult:Thelower64bitsofUVcontainstheproduct1i←02fori<32do3i←i+14ifLSBofVis1then5ifi<32then6U←U+N7end8else9U←U−N10end11end12UV←UV(cid:29)1(arithmeticrightshift)13endLetusnowtrytounderstandhowthisalgorithmworks.Weiteratefor32timestoconsidereachbitofthemultiplier.ThemultiplierisinitiallyloadedintoregisterV.Now,iftheLSBofVis1(Line4),thenweaddthemultiplicandNtoUandsavetheresultinU.Thisbasicallymeansthatifabitinthemultiplierisequalto1,thenweneedtoaddthemultiplicandtothealreadyaccumulatedpartialproduct.Thepartialproductisarunningsumoftheshiftedvaluesofthemultiplicands.Itisinitialisedto0.Intheiterativealgorithm,thepartofUVthatdoesnotcontainthemultiplier,containsthepartialproduct.WethenshiftUVonesteptotheright(Line12).Thereasonforthisisasfollows.Ineachstepweactuallyneedtoshiftthemultiplicand1bittotheleftandaddittothepartialproduct.Thisisthesameasnotshiftingthemultiplicandbutshiftingthepartialproduct1bittotherightassumingthatwedonotloseanybits.Therelativedisplacementbetweenthemultiplicandandthepartialproductremainsthesame.Ifinanyiterationofthealgorithm,wefindtheLSBofVtobe0,thennothingneedstobedone.Wedonotneedtoaddthevalueofthemultiplicandtothepartialproduct.WesimplyneedtoshiftUVonepositiontotherightusinganarithmeticrightshiftoperation.Notethattillthelaststepweassumethatthemultiplierispositive.Ifinthelaststepweseethatthemultiplierisnotpositive(MSBis1),thenweneedtosubtractthemultiplicandfromU(Line9).ThisfollowsdirectlyfromTheorem2.3.4.2.Thetheoremstatesthatthevalueofthemultiplier(M)inthe2’scomplementnotationisequalto(−Mn2n−1+(cid:80)n−1i=1Mi2i−1).HereMiistheithbitofthemultiplier,M.Inthefirstn−1iterations,weeffectivelymultiplythemultiplicandwith(cid:80)n−1i=1Mi2i−1.Inthelastiteration,wetakealookattheMSBofthemultiplier,Mn.Ifitis0,thenweneednotdoanything.Ifitis1,thenweneedtosubtract2n−1×Nfromthepartialproduct.Sincethepartialproductisshi 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c(cid:13)SmrutiR.Sarangi286ImportantPoint8WeassumethatregisterUis33bitswide.WedidthistoavoidoverflowswhileaddingorsubtractingNfromU.LetusconsiderUandNagain.|N|≤231becauseNisessentiallya32-bitnumber.Forourinductionhypothesis,letusassumethat|U|≤231(trueforthebasecase,U=0).Thus|U±N|≤232.Hence,ifwestoreboththenumbersandtheirsumin33-bitregisters,wewillneverhaveoverflowswhileaddingorsubtractingthem.Notethatwecouldhavehadoverflows,ifwewouldhaveusedjust32bits.Now,aftertheshiftoperation,thevalueinUisdividedby2.SinceU±NisassignedtoU,andwehaveestablishedthat|U±N|≤232,wecanprovethat|U|≤231.Thus,ourinductionhypothesisholds,andwecanthusconcludethatduringtheoperationofouralgorithm,weshallneverhaveanoverflow.Theabsolutevalueoftheproductcanatthemostbe231×231=262.Hence,theproductcanfitin64bits(provedinSection7.2.1),andwethusneedtoonlyconsiderthelower64bitsoftheUVregister.ExamplesExample96Multiply2×3usinganiterativemultiplier.Assumea4-bitbinary2’scomplementnumbersystem.Let2(00102)bethemultiplicandandlet3(00112)bethemultiplier.ForeachiterationshowthevaluesofUandVjustbeforetherightshiftonLine12,andjustaftertherightshift.Answer: 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We cannot treat the numbers as unsigned anymore and the algorithm thus gets slightly complicated. We use a 33-bit register \( U \) and a 32-bit register \( V \) as shown in Figure 7.11. The multiplicand is stored separately in register \( N \). The size of the register \( N \) is equal to 33 bits, and we store the multiplicand in it by extending its sign by 1 position. The two registers \( U \) and \( V \) are treated as one large register for the purposes of shifting. If we perform a right shift on \( U \) and \( V \), then the value shifted out of \( U \) becomes the MSB of \( V \). We have an adder that adds the multiplicand to the current value of \( U \), and updates \( U \). \( U \) is initialized to 0. Let us represent the multiplicand by \( N \), the multiplier by \( M \), and the product by \( P \). We need to compute \( P = M \times N \). The algorithm used by the iterative multiplier is very similar to the multiplication algorithm that we learned in elementary school. We need to consider each bit of the multiplier in turn and add a shifted version of the multiplicand to the partial product if the bit is 1. 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