CL-PS7500FE
System-on-a-Chip for Internet Appliance
19.6.2 Performance Tuning
The FPA is capable of executing load/store and arithmetic instructions concurrently and is also capable
of executing instructions speculatively (that is, before they have been committed to execution by the ARM
CPU). Both of these features can be exploited to maximize the performance of the FPA. The code frag-
ment shown below is an example of how to achieve this:
1 SFM F0,4,[R0],#48
2 DVFS F0,F1,#3
3 SFM F4,4,[R0],#48
4 MOV R1,R2
5 MOV R3,R4
CPCLK
CPD[31:0]
Store_issue
Store_accepted
AU_issue
Prepare
Calculate
Align
Round
123
A
B
45
C
Figure 19-1. Performance Tuning
June 1997
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