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Old 05-15-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Calculate MIP in Qemu emulator

I want to Know, How to Calculate MIPS.

Suppose if the Risc Processor is having all the instructions can be executed in
one cycle,

The No.Of Instructions executed per cycle * Clock speed Gives the MIPS.

But, Some Instructions execute in 2 cycles and some instructions require more
than one cycle for the execution.

In that regard, How to calculate the MIPS,

Is it correct?, First finding out the no.of clock cycles the program is
executing and calculating the total No.of Instructions, taking the average no.of
instructions executing per cycle and Finding the MIPS as above is it correct?.

This is My Doubt, I will be waiting for Your Response.
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