How do you implement instruction-level parallelism?

A. by combining similar instructions into groups, which will then execute in parallel B. by dividing similar tasks into subtasks, which will then execute in parallel

C. by dividing similar programs into threads, which will then execute in parallel

D. by combining similar modules into groups, which will then execute in parallel

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Kaitlyn Leach

3 June, 06:30

How do you implement instruction-level parallelism?

A. by combining similar instructions into groups, which will then execute in parallel B. by dividing similar tasks into subtasks, which will then execute in parallel

C. by dividing similar programs into threads, which will then execute in parallel

D. by combining similar modules into groups, which will then execute in parallel

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Aimee Woods · Answer 1

By combining similar instructions into groups which will then execute in parallel (A)

Explanation:

Instruction - level parallelism is a measure of how a computer program can execute different instructions found inside of it simultaneously, Instruction-level parallelism is different from concurrency because it talks about executing different instructions in a particular computer program simultaneously in parallelism. while concurrency is the execution of several instructions sequence from at the same time, this similar to instruction - level parallelism but it involves several process threads i. e it allows multiple users to run different transactions on a particular system as seen in a database.

Neil Petty · Answer 2

A. by combining similar instructions into groups, which will then execute in parallel