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Fast subword permutation instructions using omega and flip network stages
This paper proposes a new way of efficiently doing arbitrary n-bit permutations in programmable processors modeled on the theory of omega and flip networks. The new om-flip instruction we introduce can perform any permutation of n subwords in log n instructions, with the subwords ranging from half-words down to single bits. Each omflip instruction can be done in a single cycle, with very efficient hardware implementation. The omflip instruction enhances a programmable processor's capability for handling multimedia and security applications which use subword permutations extensively.