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14. Implementation Dependencies
14.2.3 Integer Multiply and Divide
Integer multiplications (MULScc, SMUL{cc}, MULX) and divisions (SDIV{cc},
UDIV{cc}, UDIVX) are executed directly in hardware.
Multiplications are done 2 bits at a time with early exit when the final result is
generated. Divisions use a 1-bit non-restoring division algorithm.
Note: For best performance, the smaller of the two operands of a multiply
should be the rs1 operand.
14.2.4 Version Register (Impdep #2, 13, 101, 104)
Consult the product data sheet for the content of the Version Register for an im-
plementation. For the state of this register after resets, see Table 10-1, “Machine
State After Reset and in RED_state,” on page 172.
manuf: 16-bit manufacturer code, 0017
16
(TI JEDEC number), that identifies the
manufacturer of an UltraSPARC CPU.
impl: 16-bit implementation code, 0010
16
, that uniquely identifies an
UltraSPARC-class CPU. Table 14-3 shows the VER.impl values for each
UltraSPARC model.
mask: 8-bit mask set revision number that identifies the mask set revision of this
UltraSPARC. This is subdivided into a 4 bit major mask number <31:28>
and a 4-bit minor mask number <27:24>. The major number starts at zero
Table 14-2 Version Register Format
Bits Field Use RW
<63:48> manuf Manufacturer identification R
<47:32> impl Implementation identification R
<31:24> mask Mask set version R
<23:16> Reserved —R
<15:8> maxtl Maximum trap level supported R
<7:5> Reserved —R
<4:0> maxwin Maximum number of windows of integer register file. R
Table 14-3 VER.impl Values by UltraSPARC Model
UltraSPARC-I UltraSPARC-II
VER.impl 0010
16
0011
16
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