superskalaarisuus
Superskalaarisuus, often translated as superscalarity, refers to a technique used in computer processor design to increase instruction-level parallelism. A superscalar processor can execute more than one instruction per clock cycle. It achieves this by having multiple execution units, such as arithmetic logic units (ALUs) and floating-point units, and by employing sophisticated control logic to fetch, decode, and issue multiple instructions simultaneously to these units.
The processor analyzes the instructions in a program to identify those that can be executed independently
Key components of a superscalar architecture include instruction fetch and decode units capable of handling multiple