We were zero-extending it, which is a double-precision zero in the recoded
format. So, when spilled and reloaded with fsd/fld, the original value
was destroyed. Instead, set the MSBs so that it represents sNaN. When
spilled, the single-precision number will be preserved as the NaN payload.
- Make API more idiomatic (x holdUnless y, instead of holdUnless(x, y))
- Add new SeqMem API, readAndHold, which corresponds to most common
use of holdUnless
PLRU wasn't implemented correctly for the BTB, since it wasn't
increasing the priority on replacement, only on usage. Regardless,
this should be a second-order effect, so using FIFO always is fine.
Andrew WatermanandAndrew Waterman
