stalling
- noun
- /ˈstɔːlɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The Used signal, U, is needed for cases where two or more sources (states) must pass through a priority selection and only one can be chosen, the other stalling.
Examples
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Let's see, it tells you for example, total cycle count stalls for various reasons.
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While spending a large portion of my career in the personal computer business, this stalling would occur again and again.
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The stalling of the processor's instructions during high data demand can significantly impact performance.
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The stalling can occur in a CPU pipeline when there are resource conflicts that delay further instruction execution.
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Frequent stalling in systems due to cache misses can lead to slower overall processing speeds.
Synonyms
A time when movement or activity stops completely
A delay that stops something from moving forward
Something that suddenly stops an activity or makes people silent
Antonyms
How Severe
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stalling in computers is like a car engine stall — when the engine 'stops' for a moment and cannot run. So computer stalling means the processor must stop work for a short time, which delays the instructions that come after.