Why do control transfers, especially conditional control transfers, cause problems for an instruction-pipelined machine? Explain the nature
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Why do control transfers, especially conditional control transfers, cause problems for an instruction-pipelined machine? Explain the nature of these problems and discuss some of the techniques that can be employed to cover up or minimize their effect.
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Control transfers especially conditional control transfers like branches and jumps can pose challenges for instructionpipelined machines due to the potential disruption of the normal flow of instructi...View the full answer
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