Question

uppose the Machine cycle was broken into the following “mini-steps”: Fetch instruction , Decode the instruction opcode (operation) , Calculate effective address of operands(data), Fetch operands, Execute instruction & store result. Then the question arises is that the instruction (task) which takes five cycles to execute in a non-pipelined CPU. In a CPU with a five stage pipeline, that instruction still takes five cycles to execute, so how can we say the pipeline speeds up the execution of the program as compared to non-pipelined?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Any program residing in the memory contains a set of instructions that need to be executed by the

computer in a sequential manner. This cycle for every instruction is known as the instruction cycle.

The cycle consists of the following steps which may or may not be the proper sequence of the execution.

1. Fetch the operand from the memory

2. Execution

3. Fetch instruction

4. Decode the instruction

5. Result

a. Execution

b. Fetch instruction

C. Decode the instruction

d. Result

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