To implement precise exceptions, many in$-$order processors process all exceptions

in the same location of the pipeline $($i$.$e$.$ point X$)$ regardless of where in the pipeline the

exception occurs. This point X is sufficiently far in the pipeline such that any exception

either occurs before it$,$ and you know for sure no exception will occur after it$.$ When

implementing precise exceptions, why is it better to process all exceptions at the same

place in the pipeline instead of as soon as the exception occurs