Q2. Dynamic Scheduling in Scoreboard Consider the following code fragment 1: MUL.D F2, F4, F6 2: ADD.D F4, F2, Fs :MUL.D F8, F12, F12 4: ADD.D F8, F2, F10 You are going to describe the execution of the code for a single-issue MIPS pipeline implemented with a SCOREBOARD, with functional units as described in the following table: FU type PP adder PP multiplier Cycles in EX of FUs Also assume the following The only forwarding that is allowed is through the register file. . The relevant part of the pipeline is IS/ROVEX/WR. A mrucion reas is oera w l them ane aailabl Issue (IS) and write result (WB) stages each take 1 clock cycle. Q2. Dynamic Scheduling in Scoreboard Consider the following code fragment 1: MUL.D F2, F4, F6 2: ADD.D F4, F2, Fs :MUL.D F8, F12, F12 4: ADD.D F8, F2, F10 You are going to describe the execution of the code for a single-issue MIPS pipeline implemented with a SCOREBOARD, with functional units as described in the following table: FU type PP adder PP multiplier Cycles in EX of FUs Also assume the following The only forwarding that is allowed is through the register file. . The relevant part of the pipeline is IS/ROVEX/WR. A mrucion reas is oera w l them ane aailabl Issue (IS) and write result (WB) stages each take 1 clock cycle