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Since 25% of the dynamic instructions are loads, if we assume each load incurs the two-cycle penalty, the CPI overhead is 05 If the pipeline assumes that branch instructions are not taken, or biased for not taken, then only the 666% of the branch instructions that are taken will incur the two-cycle branch penalty Taking into account both the load and branch penalties, the expected CPI is 177 This is far from the idealized goal of CPI = 1 Assuming that a forwarding path can be added to bypass the register file for load instructions, the load penalty can be reduced from two cycles down to just one cycle With the addition of this forwarding path, the CPI can be reduced to 10 + 025 + 027 = 152 In addition, the compiler can be employed to schedule instructions into the load and branch penalty slots Assuming the statistics presented in the preceding text, since 6 5 % of the loads can be moved back by one or two instructions and 10% of the loads can be moved back by one instruction, a total of 75% of the load instructions can be scheduled, or moved back, so as to eliminate the load penalty of one cycle For 333% of the branch instructions that are unconditional, they can all be scheduled to reduce the branch penalty for them from two cycles to one cycle Since the pipeline is biased for not taken branches, the 333% of the branches that are conditional and not taken incur no branch penalty For the remaining 333% of the branches that are conditional and taken, the assumption is that 50% of them are schedulable, that is, can be moved back one instruction Hence 50% of the conditional branches that are taken will incur only a one-cycle penalty, and the other 50% will incur the normal two-cycle penalty The new CPI overheads and the resultant CPI are shown here Load penalty overhead: 025 x 025 x 1 = 00625 CPI Branch penalty overhead: 020 x [033 x 1 + 033 x 05 x 1 + 033 x 0 5 x 2 ] = 0167 CPI.

That s it. This project is the starting point for your next big adventure mastering Objective-C. You ll find that your Objective-C output looks much the same as your C output. All your programs will run in the console window. The difference You ll be building and using objects. Take the time to understand the mechanics of programming with Objective-C before you add Cocoa to the mix. Speaking of Cocoa, let s build a Cocoa project, since we re here. Back in Xcode, choose New Project from the File menu. When the New Project window appears, select Application, the very first item under the heading Mac OS X. Then, select Cocoa Document-based Application from the list that appears (see Figure 12-2), and click the Choose button. Name the project tasteOfCocoa.

Step 2 As you surfed around to the different sites on SCSI, you probably noticed that many of these drives are implemented in different RAID con gurations With the overall cost of hard drives dropping, many desktop motherboard manufacturers (ASUS, Gigabyte, Intel, and so on) are incorporating RAID controllers into their motherboards Visit a few of the motherboard manufacturers Web sites and research their implementation of RAID Use the following questions to re ne your focus

One of the limitations of an array-based DVD-tracking model is that arrays are not resizable. When you define an array, you have to specify exactly how many elements make up your array. For example, this code defines an array of 5,000 DVDInfo structs:

#define kMaxDVDs struct DVDInfo 5000 myDVDs[ kMaxDVDs ];

As we calculated earlier, this array will take up 2,565,000 bytes of memory, whether we use the array to track 1 DVD or 5,000. If you know in advance exactly how many elements your array requires, arrays are just fine. In the case of our DVD-tracking program, using an array just isn t practical. For example, if my DVD collection consists entirely of a test DVD that came with my DVD burner and a rare bootleg of Gilligan s Island outtakes, a 5,000 struct

For more information on RAID, refer to the Protecting Data with RAID and Implementing RAID sections in 9 of Mike Meyers CompTIA A+ Guide: Essentials

Table 29 Conditional branch penalties considering PC-relative addressing and scheduling of penalty slot PC-relative Addressing