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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 10, 2006
Filed:
Aug. 09, 2002
Nigel C. Paver, Austin, TX (US);
William T. Maghielse, Austin, TX (US);
Wing K. Yu, Chandler, AZ (US);
Jianwei Liu, Austin, TX (US);
Anthony Jebson, Austin, TX (US);
Kailesh B. Bavaria, Austin, TX (US);
Rupal M. Parikh, Austin, TX (US);
Deli Deng, Austin, TX (US);
Mukesh Patel, Austin, TX (US);
Mark Fullerton, Austin, TX (US);
Murli Ganeshan, Austin, TX (US);
Stephen J. Strazdus, Chandler, AZ (US);
Nigel C. Paver, Austin, TX (US);
William T. Maghielse, Austin, TX (US);
Wing K. Yu, Chandler, AZ (US);
Jianwei Liu, Austin, TX (US);
Anthony Jebson, Austin, TX (US);
Kailesh B. Bavaria, Austin, TX (US);
Rupal M. Parikh, Austin, TX (US);
Deli Deng, Austin, TX (US);
Mukesh Patel, Austin, TX (US);
Mark Fullerton, Austin, TX (US);
Murli Ganeshan, Austin, TX (US);
Stephen J. Strazdus, Chandler, AZ (US);
Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, CA (US);
Abstract
A processor-based system may include a main processor and a coprocessor. The coprocessor handles instructions that include opcodes specifying a data processing operation to be performed by the coprocessor and a coprocessor identification field for identifying a target coprocessor for coprocessor instructions. Two bits indicate one of four data sizes including a byte (8 bits), a half word (16 bits), a word (32 bits), and a double word (64 bits). Two other bits indicate a saturation type.