maskinkodestrømming
Maskinkodestrømming refers to the process of executing machine code instructions as they are fetched, without necessarily waiting for all instructions in a block to be decoded or for all operations to complete. This technique is a fundamental optimization in modern computer processors, allowing for increased throughput and faster program execution. It relies on breaking down the instruction pipeline into smaller, independent stages, such as fetch, decode, execute, memory access, and write-back.
When a processor employs maskinkodestrømming, it can begin fetching and executing the next instruction as soon
To overcome these challenges, processors use various techniques like forwarding, also known as bypassing, where results