meredith_1990
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I don't want the answer. I just want to know how to do it.
Suppose I have a single-processor non-pipelined computer with a clock that runs at 1.6 gHz and want it to run a program with 3,200,000 instructions. How long will it take if loads take 20 cycles, stores take 40 cycles, arithmetic operations take 4 cycles, and jumps take 8 cycles. I know that the program is made up of 50% arithmetic instructions, 20% loads, 10% stores, 20% jumps.
Suppose I have a single-processor non-pipelined computer with a clock that runs at 1.6 gHz and want it to run a program with 3,200,000 instructions. How long will it take if loads take 20 cycles, stores take 40 cycles, arithmetic operations take 4 cycles, and jumps take 8 cycles. I know that the program is made up of 50% arithmetic instructions, 20% loads, 10% stores, 20% jumps.