2. VLIW execution principles
2.1 Some VLIW execution rules
The principles of VLIW execution are as follows:
several different operations are performed by one instruction ;
each operation slot is reserved for a defined class of operations;
fixed latencies are defined for the various operations;
the hardware requires the operations of a VLIW instruction to be independent;
the hardware does not control data dependencies between long instructions: this is the case for pure VLIWs. Variants can perform dependency checking, as we shall see in the processors presented in paragraphs
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