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• Beyond planning, a COP enables effective, dynamic execution.
• New features were added to the language, such as looping and dynamic execution, and performance was improved.
• Among the design innovations that give the Pentium Pro its speed is a technique called dynamic execution.
• Wharton said Intel's new dynamic execution technology lets Pentium Pro assess the tasks facing the microprocessor and reassign them to any open computing resource.
• This include the dual independent bus ( DIB ) architecture, Dynamic Execution, MMX technology and closely coupled 512K L2 cache onto the processor itself.
• "' Dynamic program analysis "'is the Ariane 5 rocket launcher where dynamic execution errors ( run time error ) resulted in the destruction of the vehicle.
• The three models of Intel PII-- 233 MHz, 266 MHz and 300 MHz-- came with innovative technologies including dynamic execution, dual independent bus architecture and MMX technology.
• The second approach is dynamic execution of expressions that contain programming commands, often composed from strings, but can also be from other methods using arguments or context, like Javascript.
• Intel officials have shied away from using the term RISC, preferring to tout what they call P6's " dynamic execution, " a system that keeps information flowing rapidly through the chip with no bottlenecks.
• "By integrating the best attributes of Intel processors-dynamic execution performance of the Pentium II processor and the features of MMX technology-we are able to bring a basic level of performance to the PC buyer, " said Lee.
• In computer engineering, "'out-of-order execution "'( or more formally "'dynamic execution "') is a paradigm used in most high-performance microprocessors to make use of instruction cycles that would otherwise be wasted by a certain type of costly delay.
• Because dynamic execution requires a virtual environment, it may be possible to recreate an execution environment on a general purpose computer that feeds the executing code whatever an attacker wants the code to see in terms of digital fingerprints and memory footprints.
• Specifically, quantification by pointcuts breaks modularity : " one must, in general, have whole-program knowledge to reason about the dynamic execution of an aspect-oriented program . " Further, while its goals ( modularizing cross-cutting concerns ) are well-understood, its actual definition is unclear and not clearly distinguished from other well-established techniques.
• In addition to its Celeron processor, Intel Malaysia also launched the Pentium II processors at 350-and 400MHz which carry the same features as the existing Pentium II processors, including dual independent bus architecture, dynamic execution, Intel MMX technology and a closely-coupled Level 2 ( L2 ) cache bus running at half the speed of the processor.