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A bill that would require elderly drivers in Massachusetts to pass cognitive and physical exams when they renew their licenses has run into an unfortunate roadblock in the Statehouse.
We're disappointed in the legislators including, Chicopee Rep. Joe Wagner, who backed off of legislation that would require a driver's test be taken by the elderly.
The threshold age was 75, but Wagner and other reps say there shouldn't be an age at which testing becomes mandatory.
This all began because of a number of serious accidents – some fatal – by elderly drivers around the state. Research by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in Arlington, Va., shows that per-mile rates for all kinds of crashes start increasing when people turn 70 and dramatically increase after people turn 80.
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Proposal for a 207-Å laser in lithium
Optics Letters, Vol. 5, Issue 1, pp. 1-3 (1980)
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A technique is proposed for using the properties of the autoionizing levels of neutral Li to construct a 207-Å laser. Energy is first stored in the lowest quartet level at 57.4 eV and then, by use of an intense laser beam, rapidly transferred to a radiating level in the doublet series.
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S. E. Harris, "Proposal for a 207-Å laser in lithium," Opt. Lett. 5, 1-3 (1980)
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Notes: | Originaltitel: Tesori egizi. |
Description: | 416 S : Ill. |
Contents: | The history of the Cairo Museum of Egyptian antiquities, Francesco Tiradritti; the Predynastic Period, Christiane Ziegler; the climax and the splendour of the Old Kingdom, Zahi Hawass; the Middle Kingdom, Dieter Arnold; the royal treasures of the 12th Dynasty, Adela Oppenheim; the 18th Dynasty, Dietrich Widung; Tutankhamon, his life and treasures, Mohamed Saleh; the end of the New Kingdom and the Third Intermediate Period, Francesco Tiradritti; the Valley of the Kings and the Deir El-Bahri caches of royal mummies, Anna Maria Donadoni Roveri; the treasures of Tanis, Jean Yoyotte; the cachette of Karnak, Herman de Maulenaere; Egyptian art of the Late Period, Edna R. Russmann; Roman Egypt, Donald M. Bailey. |
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Fish Cakes with Paprika Lemon Mayonnaise
For fish cakes- 3 garlic cloves
- 1 cup coarsely chopped onion
- 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 large egg
- 1/3 cup fine dry bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/2 lb skinless hake or Pacific cod fillet, cut into 2-inch pieces
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- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- Rounded 1/4 teaspoon hot paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Accompaniment: 1 (5-oz) bag baby salad greens such as herb salad, Asian mix, or mesclun
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I have been diagnosed over the past 25 years with Tempolar Mandibular Joint Syndrome, Mitral Valve Prolapse, Insomnia (on a daily basis), Bipolar Disorder, Osteoarthritis, Heartburn (which I believe to be Acid Reflux due to the need for 3 150mg doses of Zantac every day), and, most recently, Chronic Vertigo (the only trigger for this seems to be Anxiety Disorder). Also, I seem to have an excess of Calcite in my body in my teeth, inner ear (crystals), and in my Frontal Lobe. This seems like a LOT of chronic illnesses for one person. Would it be possible for at least some of these conditions to be linked? My cousin was just diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and half of these conditions are listed under the symptoms. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Yes, one or two things could cause most of this, although I can't tell you what would cause what. You are right that people who suffer from fibro also have many of the things you listed. The meds you are taking may be actually causing some of the symptoms and a pharmacist would be the best person to ask if any meds you are taking are interacting or producing these negative conditions. Pharmacists are the true experts on meds. If you wore orthodontic braces, it sometimes can cause TMJ. Try to see a an internal medicine doctor or a doctor who treats autoimmune diseases, ( rheumatologist) but check with your pharmacist as well. Fibro is now sometimes being linked to an accident, serious illness, or injury early in life but you also may have some other type of autoimmune disease or the meds could be causing problems for you. Hope you get some good news soon. Pattishan
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You sound like you are living my life! Please read my bio. I have most of the conditions you list plus a multitude of others, I have had 2 failed back surgeries, It was after the first that I started noticing my severe sensitiy to pain of any kind. Back in the 70's no one knew about fibromyalgia so it was always "in your head"! Right! Anyway I was finally diagnosed by a Rheumatologist in 92, & he said I had probably had it for 25 years. Couldn't sleep at night, which is a symptom, & trigger point pain, I also at this time had had severe migraines for 25 years. I was diagnosed at age 40 with osteoporosis with 43% bone loss. Now at 65 I have so many fractures I've lost count. I also have severe osteoarthritis, Just had surgery on left wrist & thumb one month ago. Since my bones are so bad, my healing time will be at least12 weeks instead of the normal 6. Then they want to do the right hand.
I should have added that those calcite crystals in the ear could trigger your vertigo. Sorry, forget you mentioned this. Too much calcite I believe is related to diet. I could be wrong altho.
There is a procedure called the Halpike I think that can reset those crystals, some older ENT doctors and PA's may be able to help you with that. It involves being the head being placed in 4 specific positions for a certain amount of time, I know just enough about this to be dangerous, HaHa, but this is a real way to correct it, just not sure if that is the real name.
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LDAP in Mozilla Thunderbird
Mail Compose Typedown
In mail compose, when typing a partial mail address, a typedown window appears listing possible matches against address books and LDAP directories. For large companies, there may be a large number of users in the directory with the same name. In such a scenario, it may be hard to tell which person you really want to send the message to. In Thunderbird, the type down window can be customized to show arbitrary LDAP fields. This can be accomplished by setting the following preferences:
The first preference tells us to use a comment column in the type down (the default value is 0 for no comment), and that the value for the comment is a custom string unique to each directory. The commentFormat preference is set on EACH directory. It acts as a template, specifying the extra LDAP attribute which should be used in the comment field along with how the attribute should be formatted. It expects the following format:user_pref("mail.autoComplete.commentColumn", 2); user_pref("ldap_2.servers.DIRECTORYNAME.autoComplete.commentFormat", "[ou]");
- The desired LDAP attribute should be wrapped in square brackets. In this example, we are setting the organization unit as the LDAP attribute.
- You can also insert arbitrary text to clarify the LDAP attribute. i.e. "Department: [ou]" would yield a type down entry that looks like "John Smit Department: Client Engineering".
LDAP Schema
The following table summarizes the schema used by Mozilla Thunderbird to map between LDAP attributes and attributes within the the addressbook. Some notes about the relationship:
- There is a many to one relationship between ldap properties and its mozilla counterpart.
- There is a one to one relationship between a mozilla property and its ldap counterpart. If there are multiple entries for a mozilla property, the first takes precedence.
Address Book Attribute |
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givenname |
LastName |
sn |
LastName | surname |
DisplayName |
cn |
DisplayName |
commonname |
DisplayName |
displayname |
NickName |
xmozillanickname |
PrimaryEmail |
mail |
SecondEmail |
xmozillasecondemail |
WorkPhone |
telephonenumber |
HomePhone |
homephone |
FaxNumber |
fax |
FaxNumber |
facsimiletelephonenumber |
PagerNumber |
pager |
PagerNumber |
pagerphone |
CellularNumber |
mobile |
CellularNumber |
cellphone |
CellularNumber |
carphone |
WorkAddress |
postofficebox |
WorkAddress |
streetaddress |
WorkCity |
l |
WorkCity |
locality |
WorkState |
st |
WorkState |
region |
WorkZipCode |
postalcode |
WorkZipCode |
zip |
WorkCountry |
countryname |
JobTitle |
title |
Department |
ou |
Department |
orgunit |
Department |
department |
Department |
departmentnumber |
Company |
o |
Company |
company |
WorkCountry |
countryname |
_AimScreenName |
nscpaimscreenname |
WebPage1 |
workurl |
WebPage2 |
homeurl |
BirthYear |
birthyear |
Custom1 |
custom1 |
Custom2 |
custom2 |
Custom3 |
custom3 |
Custom4 | custom4 |
Notes |
notes |
Notes |
description |
PreferMailFormat |
xmozillausehtmlmail |
LastModifiedDate |
modifytimestamp |
Custom LDAP Attributes
Add information here about how to use custom LDAP attributes for various address book properties. We don't support this yet. See Bug #119291 for more details.


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US 6988121 B1 Abstract The present invention provides an efficient implementation of multiprecision arithmetic, such as for a microprocessor. For example, an implementation of multiprecision arithmetic is provided that eliminates condition codes, such as condition codes for a carry bit and a borrow bit, and eliminates an add-with-carry instruction for multiprecision addition and a subtract-with-borrow instruction for multiprecision subtraction. In one embodiment, a method includes separately performing a first one or more arithmetic operations and a second one or more arithmetic operations. The second arithmetic operations indicate if the first arithmetic operations cause a carry condition or if the first arithmetic operations cause a borrow condition. The one or more results of the first and second arithmetic operations are then provided. The first and second arithmetic operations can be executed in parallel on a microprocessor.
Claims(24) 1. A method comprising:
executing a first instruction to perform an addition type arithmetic operation on at least a first and second operands; and
executing a second instruction to indicate whether the addition type arithmetic operation causes a carry condition, wherein the second instruction includes a field that indicates a destination location for the carry condition indication.
2. The method of
3. The method of
4. The method of
5. The method of
6. The method of
executing a third instruction to perform a subtraction type arithmetic operation on a third and fourth operands; and
executing a fourth instruction to indicate whether the subtraction type arithmetic operation causes a borrow condition, wherein the fourth instruction includes a field that indicates a destination location for the borrow condition indication.
7. The method of
8. The method of
executing a third instruction to perform an addition type arithmetic operation on a third operand, fourth operand, and the result of the second instruction;
executing a fourth instruction to indicate whether the third instruction causes a carry condition, wherein the second instruction includes a field that indicates a destination location for the carry condition indication; and
using the carry condition indication from the fourth instruction to determine whether an overflow occurs from the third instruction,
wherein the first and third operands are respectively a lower and upper portions of a first multi-word value and the second and fourth operands are respectively a lower and upper portions of a second multi-word value.
9. The method of
if an overflow occurs, executing a fifth instruction to add the result of the fourth instruction to the result of the first instruction, and concatenating the result of the fifth instruction to the result of the third instruction; and
if the overflow does not occur, then concatenating the result of the first and third instructions.
10. A processor that supports a generate carry instruction separate from an addition type instruction and that includes a plurality of store units, wherein execution of an instance of the generate carry instruction causes the processor to store an indication of a carry condition generated by the generate carry instruction in one of the plurality of store units as identified by the generate carry instruction.
11. The processor of
12. The processor of
13. The processor of
14. The processor of
15. An apparatus comprising:
a store unit; and
means for indicating a carry bit in the store unit responsive to execution of a first instruction that determines whether addition of operands will cause a carry condition separate from execution of a second instruction that adds the operands.
16. The apparatus of
17. The apparatus of
18. The apparatus of
19. The apparatus of
20. A computer program product encoded on one or more machine-readable media, the computer program product comprising:
a generate carry instruction executable to generate a carry bit if addition of a set of operands causes a carry condition and that includes fields to indicate the set of operands and a destination for the carry bit; and
an addition type instruction executable to add a set of operands.
21. The computer program product of
22. The computer program product of
23. The computer program product of
24. The computer program product of
a generate borrow instruction executable to generate a borrow bit if subtraction of a set of operands causes a borrow condition and that includes fields to indicate the set of operands and a destination for the borrow bit; and
a subtraction type instruction executable to subtract a set of operands.
Description This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/411,469, filed Oct. 1, 1999, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,625,634 entitled �Efficient Implementation of Multiprecision Arithmetic� and naming Marc Tremblay and Chandramouli Banerjee as inventors. 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to microprocessors, and more particularly, to an efficient implementation of multiprecision arithmetic. 2. Description of the Related Art Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) microprocessors are well-known. RISC microprocessors are characterized by a smaller number of instructions, which are relatively simple to decode, and by requiring that all arithmetic/logic operations be performed register-to-register. RISC instructions are generally of only one length (e.g., 32-bit instructions). RISC instruction execution is of the direct hard-wired type, as opposed to microcoding. There is a fixed instruction cycle time, and the instructions are defined to be relatively simple so that each instruction generally executes in one relatively short cycle. A RISC microprocessor typically includes an instruction for performing multiprecision arithmetic. However, a typical multiprecision add instruction or multiprecision subtract instruction is implemented using a condition code register. An important aspect of condition code flags generally is the role of the C (Carry) flag in performing multiprecision (multiple-precision) arithmetic. For example, consider adding two operands, X and Y, each occupying several words in memory. The addition can be performed by a program loop that adds individual words in successive iterations. The C flag must be preserved from one iteration to the next in order to propagate the carries through the complete addition operation. However, it is desirable to eliminate condition codes in the architecture of a microprocessor. An efficient implementation of multiprecision (multiple-precision) arithmetic is provided. For example, an implementation of multiprecision arithmetic is provided that eliminates condition codes, such as condition codes for a carry bit and a borrow bit, and eliminates an add-with-carry instruction for multiprecision addition and a subtract-with-borrow instruction for multiprecision subtraction. In one embodiment, the present invention provides a cost-effective and high performance implementation of multiprecision arithmetic execution on a microprocessor. In one embodiment, a method includes separately performing a first one or more arithmetic operations and a second one or more arithmetic operations. The second arithmetic operations indicate if the first arithmetic operations cause a carry condition or if the first arithmetic operations cause a borrow condition. The one or more results of the first and second arithmetic operations are then provided. Other aspects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description and accompanying drawings. The present invention may be better understood, and its numerous objects, features, and advantages made apparent to those skilled in the art by referencing the accompanying drawings. The use of the same reference symbols in different drawings indicates similar or identical items. The present invention provides an efficient implementation of multiprecision (multiple precision) arithmetic. In one embodiment, a generate carry instruction for a microprocessor is provided, in which executing the generate carry instruction on the microprocessor generates a carry, if any, for an add of a first operand and a second operand such that the requirement of a dedicated condition code register for a carry bit can be eliminated. The generate carry instruction can be executed in parallel on the microprocessor with an add instruction (e.g., a 32-bit add without carry operation) to advantageously provide multiprecision arithmetic, which eliminates the requirement of an add-with-carry instruction. Further, a generate borrow instruction can be similarly provided for an efficient implementation of multiprecision subtraction executed on the microprocessor. Referring to The UPA controller 216 is a custom interface that attains a suitable balance between high-performance computational and graphic subsystems. The UPA is a cache-coherent, processor-memory interconnect. The UPA attains several advantageous characteristics including a scaleable bandwidth through support of multiple bused interconnects for data and addresses, packets that are switched for improved bus utilization, higher bandwidth, and precise interrupt processing. The UPA performs low latency memory accesses with high throughput paths to memory. The UPA includes a buffered cross-bar memory interface for increased bandwidth and improved scaleability. The UPA supports high-performance graphics with two-cycle single-word writes on the 64-bit UPA interconnect. The UPA interconnect architecture utilizes point-to-point packet switched messages from a centralized system controller to maintain cache coherence. Packet switching improves bus bandwidth utilization by removing the latencies commonly associated with transaction-based designs. The PCI controller 220 is used as the primary system I/O interface for connecting standard, high-volume, low-cost peripheral devices, although other standard interfaces may also be used. The PCI bus effectively transfers data among high bandwidth peripherals and low bandwidth peripherals, such as CD-ROM players, DVD players, and digital cameras. Two media processing units 210 and 212 are included in a single integrated circuit chip to support an execution environment exploiting thread level parallelism in which two independent threads can execute simultaneously. The threads may arise from any sources such as the same application, different applications, the operating system, or the runtime environment. Parallelism is exploited at the thread level since parallelism is rare beyond four, or even two, instructions per cycle in general purpose code. For example, the illustrative processor 200 is an eight-wide machine with eight execution units for executing instructions. A typical �general-purpose� processing code has an instruction level parallelism of about two so that, on average, most (about six) of the eight execution units would be idle at any time. The illustrative processor 200 employs thread level parallelism and operates on two independent threads, possibly attaining twice the performance of a processor having the same resources and clock rate but utilizing traditional non-thread parallelism. Thread level parallelism is particularly useful for Java� applications which are bound to have multiple threads of execution. Java� methods including �suspend�, �resume�, �sleep�, and the like include effective support for threaded program code. In addition, Java� class libraries are thread-safe to promote parallelism. Furthermore, the thread model of the processor 200 supports a dynamic compiler which runs as a separate thread using one media processing unit 210 while the second media processing unit 212 is used by the current application. In the illustrative system, the compiler applies optimizations based on �on-the-fly� profile feedback information while dynamically modifying the executing code to improve execution on each subsequent run. For example, a �garbage collector� may be executed on a first media processing unit 210, copying objects or gathering pointer information, while the application is executing on the other media processing unit 212. Although the processor 200 shown in Referring to The general functional unit 320 is a RISC processor capable of executing arithmetic logic unit (ALU) operations, loads and stores, branches, and various specialized and esoteric functions such as parallel power operations, reciprocal squareroot operations, and many others. The general functional unit 320 supports less common parallel operations such as the parallel reciprocal square root instruction. The illustrative instruction cache 310 has a 16 Kbyte capacity and includes hardware support to maintain coherence, allowing dynamic optimizations through self-modifying code. Software is used to indicate that the instruction storage is being modified when modifications occur. The 16K capacity is suitable for performing graphic loops, other multimedia tasks or processes, and general-purpose Java� code. Coherency is maintained by hardware that supports write-through, non-allocating caching. Self-modifying code is supported through explicit use of �store-to-instruction-space� instructions store2 i. Software uses the store2 i instruction to maintain coherency with the instruction cache 310 so that the instruction caches 310 do not have to be snooped on every single store operation issued by the media processing unit 210. The pipeline control unit 326 is connected between the instruction buffer 314 and the functional units and schedules the transfer of instructions to the functional units. The pipeline control unit 326 also receives status signals from the functional units and the load/store unit 318 and uses the status signals to perform several control functions. The pipeline control unit 326 maintains a scoreboard, generates stalls and bypass controls. The pipeline control unit 326 also generates traps and maintains special registers. Each media processing unit 210 and 212 includes a split register file 316, a single logical register file including 128 thirty-two bit registers. The split register file 316 is split into a plurality of register file segments 324 to form a multi-ported structure that is replicated to reduce the integrated circuit die area and to reduce access time. A separate register file segment 324 is allocated to each of the media functional units 322 and the general functional unit 320. In the illustrative embodiment, each register file segment 324 has 128 32-bit registers. The first 96 registers (0�95) in the register file segment 324 are global registers. All functional units can write to the 96 global registers. The global registers are coherent across all functional units (MFU and GFU) so that any write operation to a global register by any functional unit is broadcast to all register file segments 324. Registers 96�127 in the register file segments 324 are local registers. Local registers allocated to a functional unit are not accessible or �visible� to other functional units. The media processing units 210 and 212 are highly structured computation blocks that execute software-scheduled data computation operations with fixed, deterministic and relatively short instruction latencies, operational characteristics yielding simplification in both function and cycle time. The operational characteristics support multiple instruction issue through a pragmatic very large instruction word (VLIW) approach that avoids hardware interlocks to account for software that does not schedule operations properly. Such hardware interlocks are typically complex, error-prone, and create multiple critical paths. A VLIW instruction word always includes one instruction that executes in the general functional unit (GFU) 320 and from zero to three instructions that execute in the media functional units (MFU) 322. A MFU instruction field within the VLIW instruction word includes an operation code (opcode) field, three source register (or immediate) fields, and one destination register field. Instructions are executed in-order in the processor 200 but loads can finish out-of-order with respect to other instructions and with respect to other loads, allowing loads to be moved up in the instruction stream so that data can be streamed from main memory. The execution model eliminates the usage and overhead resources of an instruction window, reservation stations, a re-order buffer, or other blocks for handling instruction ordering. Elimination of the instruction ordering structures and overhead resources is highly advantageous since the eliminated blocks typically consume a large portion of an integrated circuit die. For example, the eliminated blocks consume about 30% of the die area of a Pentium II processor. To avoid software scheduling errors, the media processing units 210 and 212 are high-performance but simplified with respect to both compilation and execution. The media processing units 210 and 212 are most generally classified as a simple 2-scalar execution engine with full bypassing and hardware interlocks on load operations. The instructions include loads, stores, arithmetic and logic (ALU) instructions, and branch instructions so that scheduling for the processor 200 is essentially equivalent to scheduling for a simple 2-scalar execution engine for each of the two media processing units 210 and 212. The processor 200 supports full bypasses between the first two execution units within the media processing unit 210 and 212 and has a scoreboard in the general functional unit 320 for load operations so that the compiler does not need to handle nondeterministic latencies due to cache misses. The processor 200 scoreboards long latency operations that are executed in the general functional unit 320, for example a reciprocal square-root operation, to simplify scheduling across execution units. The scoreboard (not shown) operates by tracking a record of an instruction packet or group from the time the instruction enters a functional unit until the instruction is finished and the result becomes available. A VLIW instruction packet contains one GFU instruction and from zero to three MFU instructions. The source and destination registers of all instructions in an incoming VLIW instruction packet are checked against the scoreboard. Any true dependencies or output dependencies stall the entire packet until the result is ready. Use of a scoreboarded result as an operand causes instruction issue to stall for a sufficient number of cycles to allow the result to become available. If the referencing instruction that provokes the stall executes on the general functional unit 320 or the first media functional unit 322, then the stall only endures until the result is available for intra-unit bypass. For the case of a load instruction that hits in the data cache 206, the stall may last only one cycle. If the referencing instruction is on the second or third media functional units 322, then the stall endures until the result reaches the writeback stage in the pipeline where the result is bypassed in transmission to the split register file 316. The scoreboard automatically manages load delays that occur during a load hit. In an illustrative embodiment, all loads enter the scoreboard to simplify software scheduling and eliminate NOPs in the instruction stream. The scoreboard is used to manage most interlocks between the general functional unit 320 and the media functional units 322. All loads and non-pipelined long-latency operations of the general functional unit 320 are scoreboarded. The long-latency operations include division idiv, fdiv instructions, reciprocal squareroot frecsqrt, precsqrt instructions, and power ppower instructions. None of the results of the media functional units 322 are scoreboarded. Non-scoreboarded results are available to subsequent operations on the functional unit that produces the results following the latency of the instruction. The illustrative processor 200 has a rendering rate of over fifty million triangles per second without accounting for operating system overhead. Therefore, data feeding specifications of the processor 200 are far beyond the capabilities of cost-effective memory systems. Sufficient data bandwidth is achieved by rendering of compressed geometry using the geometry decompressor 204, an on-chip real-time geometry decompression engine. Data geometry is stored in main memory in a compressed format. At render time, the data geometry is fetched and decompressed in real-time on the integrated circuit of the processor 200. The geometry decompressor 204 advantageously saves memory space and memory transfer bandwidth. The compressed geometry uses an optimized generalized mesh structure that explicitly calls out most shared vertices between triangles, allowing the processor 200 to transform and light most vertices only once. In a typical compressed mesh, the triangle throughput of the transform-and-light stage is increased by a factor of four or more over the throughput for isolated triangles. For example, during processing of triangles, multiple vertices are operated upon in parallel so that the utilization rate of resources is high, achieving effective spatial software pipelining. Thus operations are overlapped in time by operating on several vertices simultaneously, rather than overlapping several loop iterations in time. For other types of applications with high instruction level parallelism, high trip count loops are software-pipelined so that most media functional units 322 are fully utilized. The 64-bit value A may be separated into AU and AL where AU represents the 32 more significant bits of the value A and AL represents the 32 less significant bits of the value A. Additionally, the 64-bit value B may be separated into BU and BL where BU represents the 32 more significant bits of the value B and BL represents the 32 less significant bits of the value B. At stage 502, AL and BL are added using an add without carry operation. In parallel, at stage 503, a gencarry operation is executed to determine whether an overflow condition which would cause a carry bit to be set is present from an add of AL and BL. The gencarry operation stores the result of the carry generation in a designated register destination, Rd2. At stage 504, a three-operand add operation is performed, in which AU, BU, and the result of the gencarry operation stored in Rd2 are added and stored in destination register Rd3. In parallel, at stage 505, a gencarry operation is executed to determine whether a carry bit results from an add of AU, BU. The result of the gencarry operation is stored in destination register Rd4. If there is not an overflow condition as determined at stage 506, then the result of the add operations of stages 502 and 504 are concatenated at stage 508 to provide the multiprecision addition of A and B. If there is an overflow condition from the addition of AU and BU, which may be present when two large numbers are added, then an additional add operation is executed at stage 510 with the result of the add operation that is stored in register Rd1 and the result of the gencarry operation that is stored in register Rd4. The result of this add operation is stored in destination register Rd5. The result of the add operations of stages 504 and 506 are concatenated to provide the multiprecision addition of A and B at stage 512. Accordingly, One of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that a generate borrow instruction can be similarly employed with a subtract (without borrow) instruction to provide similar advantages for multiprecision subtraction executed on the microprocessor of In one embodiment, in a multiple issue microprocessor such as the microprocessor of
Where the instructions are executed in one cycle, the cycle occurring after the execute stage of the pipeline. One of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that there are various ways to implement the circuitry for performing the operation of the gencarry instruction or the genborrow instruction in a microprocessor, such as the microprocessor of Although particular embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that changes and modifications can be made without departing from the present invention in its broader aspects. The present invention is not limited by any particular processor architecture, the presence or structure of caches or memory, or the number of bits in any register or memory location. For example, the present invention can be applied to 32-bit add operations using a generate carry operation as well as to operations of other sizes, such as 64-bit add operations and 64-bit generate carry operations. Also, it will be apparent that the present invention can be applied to multiprecision subtraction, as discussed above. Also, it will be apparent that the present invention is not necessarily limited to multiple issue processors. Also, it will be apparent that the present invention is not necessarily limited to architectures having three registers per operation. Therefore, the appended claims are to encompass within their scope all such changes and modifications that fall within the true scope of the present invention. Patent Citations
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Long shot by EMU motivated BGSU
CLEVELAND - It could have been a dagger. Instead it was only a bump in the road, and a relatively mild one at that.
Bowling Green's Kate Achter was called for stepping on the sideline with 1.1 seconds to play in the first half and the Falcons clinging to a 34-32 lead. In the blink of an eye Eastern Michigan's Sarah VanMetre caught an inbounds pass and flung a 30-foot prayer that was answered, the shot swishing just as the halftime horn sounded.
Instead of going into the break with a lead, BG trailed by one.
But instead of it being a problem, the Falcons used that play as motivation, outscoring Eastern Michigan 43-22 in the second half. That allowed the Falcons to snap a five-game losing streak to the Eagles with a convincing 77-57 win in the semifinals of the MAC tournament yesterday.
Achter seemed especially motivated by the shot. The freshman from Clay High School scored 13 of her 17 points in the second half and added four rebounds and three assists in the period.
"I knew it was kind of my fault because I had dribbled the ball out of bounds," Achter said. "I think it motivated us at halftime to play better defense."
BG coach Curt Miller said the shot was the only blemish on a solid first-half performance by his team.
"We got to halftime accomplishing a lot of our goals," he said. "They only had 10 points in the paint at halftime, we didn't put them on the foul line a lot, we didn't have anyone with three fouls, and we had Erika Ford in foul trouble. Despite the one-point deficit, a lot was in our favor at halftime."
ODDS AND ENDS: Bowling Green will play in the championship game for the second straight season and the eighth time since the tournament began in 1981. The Falcons are 6-1 in MAC championship games, with the lone loss coming last season (65-56 to Eastern Michigan). .●.●. The Falcons have won five in a row, 10 of their last 11 and 19 of their last 22. .●.●. BG's Carin Horne had a career-high seven steals yesterday. That total ties her with eight other players with the second-most in tournament history. .●.●. The Falcons have made 36 of 40 free-throw attempts in the tournament. .●.●. With yesterday's wins by Bowling Green and Kent State, the higher seed has won all 11 games in this year's women's tournament.
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