Single chip multiprocessing microprocessor having synchronization register file

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10429143

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A single chip multiprocessing microprocessor having a synchronization register file is disclosed. This microprocessor includes a plurality of ILP (Instruction Level Parallelism) processors connecting through an internal bus, and a synchronization register file having a multiport so that the ILP processors concurrently access for thereby performing atomic instructions for thereby enhancing the performance of single chip multiprocessing microprocessor and a system using the same by processing atomic instruction without memory access when performing synchronization among internal processors. A single chip multiprocessing microprocessor having a synchronization register file is capable of enhancing the performance of a single chip multiprocessing microprocessor and a system using the same by configuring a system formed using a ring connection network capable of providing a high speed and high bandwidth using a uni-directional input/output separated ring interface apparatus as a chip external interface apparatus instead of a shared bus interface apparatus for thereby overcoming a bottleneck problem occurring in the system of a shared bus architecture.

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ETRI161 KAJONG-DONG YUSONG-GU TAEJON 305-350

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Choi, Sung Hoon Taejon, KR 23 176
Hahn, Woo Jong Taejon, KR 6 187
Park, Kyoung Taejon, KR 28 239
Yoon, Suk Han Taejon, KR 9 260

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