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US-2024422006-A1 · Dec 19, 2024 · US
US9786338B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9786338-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615238186-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 16, 2016 |
| Priority date | Jun 28, 2013 |
| Publication date | Oct 10, 2017 |
| Grant date | Oct 10, 2017 |
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A processor includes N-bit registers and a decode unit to receive a multiple register memory access instruction. The multiple register memory access instruction is to indicate a memory location and a register. The processor includes a memory access unit coupled with the decode unit and with the N-bit registers. The memory access unit is to perform a multiple register memory access operation in response to the multiple register memory access instruction. The operation is to involve N-bit data, in each of the N-bit registers comprising the indicated register. The operation is also to involve different corresponding N-bit portions of an M×N-bit line of memory corresponding to the indicated memory location. A total number of bits of the N-bit data in the N-bit registers to be involved in the multiple register memory access operation is to amount to at least half of the M×N-bits of the line of memory.
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What is claimed is: 1. A processor comprising: a plurality of N-bit packed data registers; a decode unit to receive a memory access instruction, the memory access instruction to indicate a memory location and to indicate a packed data register; and an execution engine unit coupled with the decode unit and coupled with the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers, the execution engine unit to perform a memory access operation in response to the memory access instruction, the memory access operation to involve N-bit data, in each of the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers that are to comprise the indicated packed data register, and different corresponding N-bit portions of an M×N-bit line of memory, that is to correspond to the indicated memory location, in which a total number of bits of the N-bit data in the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers to be involved in the memory access operation is to amount to all of the M×N-bits of the line of memory. 2. The processor of claim 1 , in which the execution engine unit is to perform the memory access operation in which the total number of bits of the N-bit data in the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers to be involved in the memory access operation is to amount to at least 512-bits. 3. The processor of claim 1 , in which the execution engine unit is to perform the memory access operation that is to involve the N-bit data in each of at least three N-bit packed data registers. 4. The processor of claim 3 , in which the execution engine unit is to perform the memory access operation that is to involve the N-bit data in each of at least four N-bit packed data registers. 5. The processor of claim 1 , in which the execution engine unit is to perform the memory access operation that is to involve 128-bit data, in each of at least four 128-bit packed data registers, and the different corresponding 128-bit portions of the line of memory that is to be at least 512-bits. 6. The processor of claim 1 , in which the execution engine unit is to perform the memory access operation that is to involve 256-bit data, in each of at least two 256-bit packed data registers, and the different corresponding 256-bit portions of the line of memory that is to be at least 512-bits. 7. The processor of claim 1 , in which the memory access instruction comprises a load from memory instruction, and in which the execution engine unit is to load the different N-bit portions of the M×N-bit line of memory in each of the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers, in response to the load from memory instruction, in which the total number of bits of the different N-bit portions to be loaded in the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers from the M×N-bit line of memory is to amount to at least 512-bits. 8. The processor of claim 7 , in which the execution engine unit is to load different 128-bit portions of the line of memory in each of at least four 128-bit packed data registers. 9. The processor of claim 7 , in which the execution engine unit is to load different 256-bit portions of the line of memory in each of at least two 256-bit packed data registers. 10. The processor of claim 1 , in which the memory access instruction comprises a write to memory instruction, and in which the execution engine unit is to write the N-bit data, from each of the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers, to the different corresponding N-bit portions of the M×N-bit line of memory, in response to the write to memory instruction, in which the total number of bits of the N-bit data to be written from the plurality of the N-bit packed data registers to the M×N-bit line of memory is to amount to at least 512-bits. 11. The processor of claim 1 , in which the memory access instruction is to explicitly specify each of the plurality of N-bit packed data registers. 12. The processor of claim 1 , in which the memory access instruction is to specify a number of the plurality of N-bit packed data registers. 13. A processor comprising: four 128-bit packed data registers of a set of 128-bit packed data registers; a decode unit to receive a load from memory instruction, the load from memory instruction to indicate a memory location, and to indicate a destination packed data register; and an execution engine unit coupled with the decode unit, and coupled with the four 128-bit packed data registers, the execution engine unit to perform a load from memory operation, in response to the load from memory instruction, the load from memory operation to load four 128-bit portions of a 512-bit line of memory, that is to correspond to the indicated memory location, into the four 128-bit packed data registers that are to comprise the indicated destination packed data register, wherein the four 128-bit packed data registers are implicitly to be sequential 128-bit packed data registers. 14. The processor of claim 13 , wherein the processor is capable of viewing each of the four 128-bit packed data registers as two 64-bit packed data registers. 15. The processor of claim 13 , wherein the decode unit is to decode the load from memory instruction that is to have a number of registers specifier. 16. A processor comprising: eight 128-bit packed data registers of a set of 128-bit packed data registers; a decode unit to receive a load from memory instruction, the load from memory instruction to indicate a memory location, and to indicate a destination packed data register; and an execution engine unit coupled with the decode unit, and coupled with the eight 128-bit packed data registers, the execution engine unit to perform a load from memory operation, in response to the load from memory instruction, the load from memory operation to load eight 128-bit portions of at least one line of memory, that is to correspond to the indicated memory location, into the eight 128-bit packed data registers that are to comprise the indicated destination packed data register, wherein the eight 128-bit packed data registers are implicitly to be sequential 128-bit packed data registers. 17. The processor of claim 16 , wherein the processor is capable of viewing each of the eight 128-bit packed data registers as two 64-bit packed data registers. 18. The processor of claim 16 , wherein the decode unit is to decode the load from memory instruction that is to have a number of registers specifier. 19. A processor comprising: two 256-bit packed data registers of a set of 256-bit packed data registers; a decode unit to receive a load from memory instruction, the load from memory instruction to indicate a memory location, and to indicate a destination packed data register; and an execution engine unit coupled with the decode unit, and coupled with the two 256-bit packed data registers, the execution engine unit to perform a load from memory operation, in response to the load from memory instruction, the load from memory operation to load two 256-bit portions of a 512-bit line of memory, that is to correspond to the indicated memory location, into the two 256-bit packed data registers that are to comprise the indicated destination packed data register, wherein the two 256-bit packed data registers are implicitly to be sequential 256-bit packed data registers. 20. The processor of claim 19 , wherein the processor is capable of viewing each of the 256-bit packed data registers as two 128-bit packed data registers.
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