Difference between revisions of "Instruction Set/f2sedp"

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<div style="font-size:80%;line-height:90%;margin-bottom:2em">[[Speculation|realizing]]&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Encoding|exu stream]]&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Decode|exu block]]&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Phasing|compute phase]]&nbsp;&nbsp; operation&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Domains|in the decimal floating point value domain]]&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Overflow|using modulo overflow behavior]]&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Condition Code|that produces condition codes]]<br />
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'''native on:''' [[Cores/Decimal8|Decimal8]] [[Cores/Decimal16|Decimal16]] <br />
 
'''native on:''' [[Cores/Decimal8|Decimal8]] [[Cores/Decimal16|Decimal16]] <br />
 
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Revision as of 18:53, 20 December 2014

realizing  exu stream  exu block  compute phase   operation   in the decimal floating point value domain   using modulo overflow behavior   that produces condition codes and rounds toward positive infinity

native on: Decimal8 Decimal16

Exactly convert a decimal floating point value to a signed integer, rounding toward positive infinity and normal modulo overflow.


f2sedp(d x) → d r0

operands: like Addd [dd:d]


Core In Slots Latencies
Decimal8 E0 E1 d:d=4 dv:dv=4 q:q=5 qv:qv=5
Decimal16 E0 E1 d:d=4 dv:dv=4 q:q=5 qv:qv=5


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