5. Below is a depiction of a loop in instruction memory address Ox0 TOP: instruction 1 Ox4 instruction 2 Ох8 instruction 3 OxC instruction 4 Ox10 conditional branch to TOP Assume that the branch target buffer is initially empty, and the prediction bits are set to Strongly Taken (ST). Fill in the blanks On the first pass through the loop we take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls. On the second pass through the loop we don't take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls. On the third pass through the loop we don't take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls. On the fourth pass through the loop we don't take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls.

5. Below is a depiction of a loop in instruction memory address Ox0 TOP: instruction 1 Ox4 instruction 2 Ох8 instruction 3 OxC instruction 4 Ox10 conditional branch to TOP Assume that the branch target buffer is initially empty, and the prediction bits are set to Strongly Taken (ST). Fill in the blanks On the first pass through the loop we take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls. On the second pass through the loop we don't take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls. On the third pass through the loop we don't take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls. On the fourth pass through the loop we don't take the branch. The branch target bits are now We suffer stalls.

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