- In mathematics, an
operand is the
object of a
mathematical operation, i.e., it is the
object or
quantity that is
operated on. The
following arithmetic...
- (TTA), only
operand(s). Most
stack machines have "0-
operand"
instruction sets in
which arithmetic and
logical operations lack any
operand specifier fields;...
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Operand forwarding (or data forwarding) is an
optimization in
pipelined CPUs to
limit performance deficits which occur due to
pipeline stalls. A data...
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units (GPUs). The
inputs to an ALU are the data to be
operated on,
called operands, and a code
indicating the
operation to be performed; the ALU's output...
- two-
operand form a ← a + b can now use a non-destructive three-
operand form c ← a + b,
preserving both
source operands. Originally, AVX's three-
operand format...
- one
offending instruction. More formally, the bug is
called the
invalid operand with
locked CMPXCHG8B
instruction bug. In the x86 architecture, the byte...
- In
electronic low
power digital synchronous circuit design,
operand isolation is a
technique for
minimizing the
energy overhead ****ociated with redundant...
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representation of AND
which does its work on the bits of the
operands rather than the
truth value of the
operands.
Bitwise binary AND
performs logical conjunction...
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written ?:, is a
binary operator that
returns the
evaluated first operand if that
operand evaluates to a
value likened to
logically true (according to a...
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bitwise operations are
presented as two-
operand instructions where the
result replaces one of the
input operands. On
simple low-cost processors, typically...
