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My CS8803DC project, daytripper analyzes and rewrites binaries to better take advantage of Intel's Loop Stream Detector. | |||
==Loop Stream Detector== | |||
* Introduced in Conroe, improved in Nehalem | |||
* Located following instruction fetch in Conroe and decode in Nehalem | |||
* Caches 18 fetched instructions in Conroe, and 28 decoded μops in Nehalem | |||
* LSD.UOPS: [[Performance Counters|performance counter]] providing the number of μops delivered by the LSD (introduced on Core i7) | * LSD.UOPS: [[Performance Counters|performance counter]] providing the number of μops delivered by the LSD (introduced on Core i7) | ||
==See Also== | |||
* [http://realworldtech.com/page.cfm?ArticleID=RWT040208182719 Real World Technologies] article, "Inside Nehalem: Intel's Future Processor and System". 2008-04-02. | |||
[[Category: x86]] | [[Category: x86]] | ||
[[Category: Projects]] | [[Category: Projects]] |
Revision as of 01:09, 17 March 2010
My CS8803DC project, daytripper analyzes and rewrites binaries to better take advantage of Intel's Loop Stream Detector.
Loop Stream Detector
- Introduced in Conroe, improved in Nehalem
- Located following instruction fetch in Conroe and decode in Nehalem
- Caches 18 fetched instructions in Conroe, and 28 decoded μops in Nehalem
- LSD.UOPS: performance counter providing the number of μops delivered by the LSD (introduced on Core i7)
See Also
- Real World Technologies article, "Inside Nehalem: Intel's Future Processor and System". 2008-04-02.