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Compiler Synthesized Integer Division. napi@rangkom.MY (1991-12-14) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | napi@rangkom.MY (Mohd Hanafiah Abdullah) |
Keywords: | arithmetic, question |
Organization: | MIMOS, Malaysia |
Date: | 14 Dec 91 09:31:54 GMT |
With regard to the 1987 ACM paper entitled "Integer Multiplication and
Division on the HP Precision Architecture" by Daniel J. Magenheimer, et al,
[in the 1987 ASPLOS proceedings, pp. 90-99 -John]
could someone please explain the DIVISION part in "simpler" and "clearer"
way(s)? Given that you have read it, of course. For example, how does one
get the Z value?
On the same subject, I wonder if there is a Z value that is applicable to all
situations for 32 bit divisions. From the shown examples, 2 to the power of
36 is the highest for small odd divisors. Are there higher ones for some
other cases? Excuse me for being naive!
Please respond by email.
Thanks.
Napi
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