rygorous

Okay, here's the different op splitting/fusing strategies for different cores, as far as I've been able to discern them:

• Pentium: Complex instructions are U-pipe only but execute directly, they don't get split.
• Atom (Bonnel/Saltwell): Certain complex instructions don't get split.
• Pentium Pro/2/3: All ops get split into, tracked as, and executed as uOps.
• Pentium 4: This never happened.
• Pentium M/Core: All ops get split into uOps. Post-split, the core can fuse two types of multi-uOp sequences into a larger fused op used for tracking:

• For stores, address generation + actual store uOps can get fused.

rygorous

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