| ▲ | CalChris an hour ago | |
How much effect the CPU's register remapping has? Probably a lot and the article doesn't discuss it at all. However, the Intel Xeon E-2236 was released in 2019; so it's hardly ancient and the current E-2400 isn't so different. As for hardware register renaming, Tomasulo dates to 1967 and out-of-order ROBs were common in the 90s. I don't know that there's been any major new ideas microarchitectural ideas in register renaming since the 90s. I still think it's a meaningful experiment but could be improved with consideration of microarchitectural features. | ||