From: monnier@iro.umontreal.ca   
      
   >> Do you have a reference to that?  I can't see any trace of that in the   
   >> SPARC ISA, so I assume it was done via instruction fusion instead?   
   > It is not in ISA, and it is not "like" instruction Fusion, either.   
   > When a first instruction had a property*, and a second instruction also   
   > had a certain property*, they would be issued together into the execution   
   > pipeline.  The first instruction executes in the first cycle, the second   
   > instruction in the second cycle with forwarding of the result of the first   
   > to the second.   
      
   Oh, I see, thanks.  Apparently they called this "cascading".   
      
      
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