bulldozerbased
Bulldozerbased is a term that refers to a type of computer architecture that utilizes an out-of-order execution engine. This architecture was introduced by AMD in their Bulldozer processor microarchitecture. The core concept behind bulldozerbased processors is to improve performance by executing instructions in an order different from the program's original sequence, whenever possible, to keep the processor's execution units busy. This is achieved through sophisticated scheduling and buffering mechanisms.
The Bulldozer microarchitecture featured a modular design, with each module containing two integer cores, a shared
In practice, bulldozerbased processors received mixed reviews. While they offered improvements in certain benchmarks and workloads,