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VM Instruction Pipelining
I apologize if this is not a great place to post this.
So, I am doing a bit of learning about Virtual Machines. I am wondering about Instruction Pipelining in the context of a Virtual Machine.
Instruction pipeline - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
My questions:
1. how does this apply to an interpreted VM?
2. examples of the above? (short, pseudo code)
3. how does this apply in the context of a JIT?
Re: VM Instruction Pipelining
Some /loose/ comparisons between hardware pipelining and VM performance tweaking can be made.
AFAIK, basic pipelining (i.e., having a series of executing, decoded, and fetched instructions, possibly driven off heuristics) is not in any shipping "regular" JVM. But there are articles describing such work.
I think Springer has some published articles regarding pipelining experiments.
Re: VM Instruction Pipelining
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