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Assembly languages / Compiler optimizations / Instruction scheduling / Instruction-level parallelism / Very long instruction word / Java bytecode / Speculative execution / Instruction set / INT / Computer architecture / Computing / Computer engineering
Date: 2003-07-07 12:15:52
Assembly languages
Compiler optimizations
Instruction scheduling
Instruction-level parallelism
Very long instruction word
Java bytecode
Speculative execution
Instruction set
INT
Computer architecture
Computing
Computer engineering

Journal of Instruction Level Parallelism[removed]Submitted 10/02; Accepted 04/03

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