RELIABILITY MORPH FOR A DUAL-CORE TRANSACTION-PROCESSING SYSTEM

In processors having buffers to manage instruction flow referred to as a ReOrder Buffer (ROB) it is shown that these buffers are of the same approximate size of a checkpoint array for architected state. In a particular "morphing mode" in which a pair of processors can be configured to prov...

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description In processors having buffers to manage instruction flow referred to as a ReOrder Buffer (ROB) it is shown that these buffers are of the same approximate size of a checkpoint array for architected state. In a particular "morphing mode" in which a pair of processors can be configured to provide different functionalities on demand, a new "High-Reliability" (HR) mode is provided in which the ROB of one of the processors is used for a checkpoint array, and the pair of processors is made to run in lockstep on a single instruction stream under the control of the remaining ROB so as to provide redundant, hence highly-reliable computing.
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