An idea how to speed up computer programs and avoid waiting. ("event driven memory system")

A new instruction which would be called for example:

"Set Instruction Pointer" would go a long way for this idea

Or perhaps even other new instructions.

SetIP eax

Done

Bye,
Skybuck =D

On 9/14/2011 6:14 AM, Skybuck Flying wrote:
A new instruction which would be called for example:

"Set Instruction Pointer" would go a long way for this idea

Or perhaps even other new instructions.

SetIP eax

Done

Bye,
Skybuck =D


JMP EAX

Actually now that the idea is coming back to me again, this is not what it
needs, this is just what your problem needs, not my idea.

The instructions for my idea would look like:

Load Memory Address, Instruction Pointer

This should have been pretty obvious, but I see I did not include, but there
ya go... that's what it would look like.

Now a program could be written:

if MemoryAddressA MemoryAddressB then
begin

end else
begin

end;

A problem seems to occur, both memories are needed for a compare.

Perhaps it would be easier to configure the compare instruction so it can
retrieve the memory addresses needed and then jump to it's branch which it
should execute

Compare Memory Address A, Memory Address B, Instruction Pointer

This is kinda interesting because this code frees itself from instructions
above or below it in some way, not completely sure though.

Another parameter could be under what condition to perform the jump.

Compare Memory Address A, Condition, Memory Address B, True
Instruction Pointer, False Instruction Pointer

Also by including a second instruction pointer the else branch can be
encoded, this could also be left nil/null/zero to indicate no (jump) target.

Perhaps in combination with the register is live/dead idea this could work


Bye,
Skybuck

"Skybuck Flying" found something "new" :

A new instruction which would be called for example:

"Set Instruction Pointer" would go a long way for this idea

Or perhaps even other new instructions.

SetIP eax

this exists already since a while, the correct mnemonic is:

JMP eax ;or any other register and memory too.

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wolfgang