PROVIDING INSTRUCTION VIA ON LINE

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
GLOBAL NETWORK NAVIGATOR	America Online, Inc.	22000 AOL Way Dulles VA 20166	providing instruction via an on-line computer communications network in the field of operating and manipulating on-line interactive communications networks and databases;GLOBAL NETWORK;
GLOBAL NETWORK NAVIGATOR	CAGLOBAL NETWORK NAVIGATOR, INC.	2550 NINTH STREET BERKELEY CA 94710	providing instruction via an on-line computer communications network in the field of operating and manipulating on-line interactive communications networks and databases;GLOBAL NETWORK;
GNN	O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.	103 Morris Street Sebastopol CA 95472	providing instruction via an on-line computer communications network in the field of operating and manipulating on-line interactive communications networks and databases;
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Technical Examples

An apparatus for avoiding a deadlock condition in a microprocessor with a speculative branch target address cache (BTAC) that predicts a target address of a branch instruction contained in a cache line output by an instruction cache in response to a fetch address is disclosed. The BTAC incorrectly predicts the branch instruction is wholly contained in the cache line; consequently, the microprocessor fetches from the target address without fetching the next sequential cache line containing the rest of the instruction. An instruction formatter detects the instruction is only partially contained in the cache line and waits for the next cache line. However, the formatter receives no more cache lines because the target address misses in the cache and the missing cache line is not fetched from memory because the processor does not generate speculative instruction fetches. To avoid deadlocking, the apparatus invalidates the BTAC target address and retries.